- Thursday, 19 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Ensure Inclusive Rights
Democracy and human rights are integral parts of modern society. It is true that there are disagreements with regard to their definitions and practice. In a globalised world, every citizen aspires to live a life of dign
Happiness Is Contagious
Ever notice how a smile or a laugh can change the whole vibe of a room? It's like happiness is contagious, spreading from one person to another just like a yawn or a laugh. Imagine if you could pass on joy to every
Missing: Keti Harayeko Suchana, Gauchan’s comeback movie
Dipendra Gauchan, who returned to Nepal after two decades to change the vision of Nepali film industry, has announced a new film ‘Missing: Keti Harayeko Suchana’.
Colombian truckers block highways in protest over fuel price increase
Thousands of Colombians were forced to walk to work on Tuesday, as truckers in major cities blocked highways to protest a recent increase in the price of diesel fuel. Truckers unions have said that plans
Call For A Nuke-free World
The United Nations General Assembly on December 2, 2009 adopted a resolution, declaring August 29 as the International Day against Nuclear Tests. Since then, August 29 is observed every year as the Int
Media Should Ease The TJ Process
Among the many unresolved issues in Nepal, addressing transitional justice remains a significant challenge. Although the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was established to address this, victims and s
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Bajura's organic apples reach market
Organic apples produced in Swamikartik Khapar Rural Municipality of Bajura have been taken to the market for sale. The contractors have started supplying ap
Nepathya concludes Maryland concert
Nepathya, the popular folk rock band, performed in Maryland, USA, as part of their musical tour in America on Sunday. In a press release, Nepalaya, the event manage
Four persons die of diarrhoea in Banke
Health Office Banke has confirmed that the four persons in Gegli of Narainapur Rural Municipality-4 died of diarrhoea. A team of the Health Office which reached Gegli on Monday to study the causes of the deaths of the four persons confirmed that diarrhoea killed them. The team found that the deceased were dehydrated.
Reviving Tourism
The latest data from the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) shows that 72,719 foreign tourists entered Nepal in August 2024, marking an 8.29 per cent increase from the same month in 2023. This figure remains 23.85
Teej Vibes In The Air
As Teej festival nears, celebrations have been in the air for weeks. In fact, Teej parties and get-togethers have been underway since the beginning of the month of Bhadra. A unique celebration of womanhood
We expand investment in projects that can give good return: DPM Paudel
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Paudel has said that the government will expand investment in the project that can give good return. “The government is in favour of achieving th
Moti Jayanti marked
On the occasion of the 159th Moti Jayanti, the Department of Composition of Hamro Purnima Sahitya Pratishthan organised a poetry seminar here on Tuesday. In the seminar held in Kohalpur, the
30 years after his murder, Shah’s family still seeking justice
Thirty years after Ganesh Shah was murdered in Kholagaon-11, Chaurjahari Municipality, Rukum West, his family is still seeking justice. Addressing a programme organised to mark the 30th death anniversary of Martyr Ganesh Shah o
Correction of strict provisions on share sales demanded
The General Insurance Association of Nepal (GIAN) has drawn the attention of the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) to the provision that the shares owned by the directors of the company cannot be sold for one year.
