- Thursday, 19 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Grenade that killed two kids was of armed conflict era: Home Minister
Minister for Home Affairs Ramesh Lekhak has said that the grenade bomb that went off in a house at Dandagaun in Phalelung Rural Municipality-5, Prangbung, Panchthar district, killing two minors, is from the time of the armed conflict period.
Majority of rescued child labourers deny returning home
Sindhupalchowk’s 15-year-old Ramesh Tamang (name changed) was recently rescued from the Mayur Yatayat bus after a video became viral on social media. Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has taken immediate action to rescue the child who was working as a helper in the bus.
Efforts underway to ensure 70% pass rate in SEE: PM
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has announced the launch of online education across the country to ensure that up to 70 per cent of students pass the upcoming School Education Examination (SEE).
Preserve Traditional Housing With Thermal Comfort
Nepal, a geographically landlocked country situated between India and China, features diverse climatic and geographical variations. The country is broadly classified into three ecological regions, extending from
Gunla: A Sacred Pilgrimage In Valley
As Gunla begins in the Kathmandu Valley, traditional music fills the air, resonating with the legacy of generations. The ancient streets come alive before dawn as devotees embark on their daily pilgrimages, esp
Upgrade Highways Immediately
Growing up, I vividly remember being taught that transportation is one of the pillars of a country’s economy. Still today, we are well aware that good transportation is one of the major determinants of a country'
London Lakhey Expands Nepal Mandal
The success or failure of a work of literature is best judged by how well it is understood and how much it is liked by its intended audience. With this premise in mind, perhaps one can argue that children are the best
Reflective Tale, Ironic Characters
In bookstores, certain books are always showcased in prominent spaces, and no matter how much you try to avoid them, your eyes will inevitably fall on them. This is how I came across the novel “Conv
Kwati: A Celebration Of Sprouts For Vitality
The food heritage of Nepal is a treasure trove of authentic cuisines, many of which have carved their niche as soul-stirring nutritive foods. Here, the functionality of food goes beyond fulfilling the appetite to a po
Beauty Of Terai
Home is where the heart is, and for me, Terai has always felt like home. I was born in Jhapa, a part of Terai, but grew up in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. Whenever I passionately talk about the beauty of Terai and ho
Ensuring Justice To Conflict Victims
The death of a loved one in armed conflict is both painful and tragic. However, the disappearance of loved ones is even more agonising, as family members endure the torment of ambiguous loss. While it is possi
Glacial lakes: Centre of tourist attraction in Manang
With gradual improvement in weather, tourists flock to Manang to enjoy the scenic beauty of its snow-capped mountains, lakes, hills, and stunning views of the Himalayas. Tourists are particularly drawn to the glacial lakes situated in the area.
ICT Should Boost Professional Journalism
There is no doubt that the media has played a major role in bringing changes and creating awareness among the people. In fact, there was a time when many journalists were engaged only in 'mission' journalism,
Nepal, UK sign two deals on Rs. 13 bn grant support
The government of Nepal and the government of the United Kingdom signed two separate Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) related to grant support. The first is for the Resilience, Adaptation, and Inclusion in Nepal (RAIN) programme, with funding of £38.5 million (approximately Rs. 6.5 billion).
Illiteracy, unemployment are our challenges
In my second term, the municipality has prioritised education, health and agriculture. We improved the infrastructure of 29 schools, attracting more parents and students. We resolved 90 per cent of the issues re
