- Thursday, 19 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Palesha dedicates Nepal’s first Paralympics medal to Nepalis
‘Taekwondo practitioner Palesha Goverdhan won the biggest sporting medal for Nepal with a historic bronze at the 2024 Paris Paralympics’ has been the hottest topic in Nepal since Friday midnight. And the history maker has dedicated the medal to all Nepalis.
Locals suspect Pancheshwar Project will be built in their lifetime
The Pancheshwar Multi-Purpose Project is one of several primary issues that becomes the talk of province in Sudurpaschim during the visit of Nepal's Prime Minister, Ministers and other high-level delegations to India, as well as at the times of elections.
Former PM Deuba unveils Upadhyay’s book on ‘Dwonda Patrakaritako Ek Dashak’
A book named Dwonda Patrakaritako Ek Dashak (A decade of conflict journalism) written by journalist Dirgha Raj Upadhyay has been unveiled on Friday in Kathmandu. Former Prime Minister and President of Nepali Congress Sher Bahadur Deuba released the book amidst a function.
UN will continue to engage Taliban despite new laws confining women
The United Nations will continue to engage all stakeholders in Afghanistan, including the Taliban, a U.N. spokesman said, even though Afghanistan’s rulers issued a ban on women’s voices and bare faces in public and severed ties with the U.N. mission after it criticized them.
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147 nests of rare vultures recorded in Sudurpashchim Province
A total of 147 nests of rare vultures including white-rumped vultures and slender-billed vultures have been recorded in Sudurpashchim Province. The nests were recorded during a recent survey conducted across various districts. The survey of vulture nests in Sudurpashchim Province was conducted in 2023 and 2024.
Politics of violence no longer possible in Nepal: PM Oli
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that violent activities like in the past decades cannot and will not be allowed to happen in Nepal. Addressing the launch of the book ‘Into the Fire:
Wild elephants steal Sunsari locals’ sleep
he wild elephants roaming in and around Chatara Punarbas in the northern part of the Charkose Jhadi (forest) in Sunsari district are terrifying the locals. The people cannot sleep fearing the tuskers. As many as 30 elephants go downhill from the
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Dangol, Lamichhane make money by making and selling goods of beads
Sumita Dangol, a resident of Dharan Sub-metropolitan City-16, has been earning a substantial income by making products from Rudraksha beads. According to Dangol, she started ma
People As Source Of Welfare Politics
People are a multitude of entire inhabitants of any society or a nation. They refer to the conscious public or general mass of individuals of a state able to exercise freedom for shared life-plans on the basis of the sanity of tradition, culture, lan
Constitutional Arrangements And Dalit Representation
Nepal's Constitution is considered much more progressive in many senses. It mandates proportional and inclusive participation of women, indigenous ethnic groups, Madhesi, Dalits, and marginalised communitie
Why We Crave Connection
Human beings are inherently social creatures. From the moment we are born, we are thrust into a world where relationships and connections with others play a central role in our development, well-being, and ov
Resunga Airport sees decrease in passengers
The plane that took off from Resunga Airport to Kathmandu on Friday last week without a single passenger, took off on Friday (August 30) with 15 passengers. According to Resunga Airport station chief S
Tuladhar honoured with Baikuntha Lakaul Award
Prof. Prem Shanti Tuladhar has been honoured with ‘Baikuntha Lakaul Award-2024 for her continuous contribution to the upliftment of Nepal Bhasa, literature and criticism.
Mainali’s ‘Mukam Ranamaidan’ wins Madan Puraskar
The Madan Puraskar Guthi announced the winners of the Madan Puraskar and Jagadamba-Shree prizes for the year 2024 on Friday. This year, the Madan Puraskar will be presented to journalist Mohan Mainali for his book ‘Mukam Ranamaidan’.
‘Male antelopes guard females during their migration’
In the Changtang National Nature Reserve, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, a slightly bloated female Tibetan antelope ran back and forth on the grass dozens of metres away from her herd, and then slowly lay down.
