- Thursday, 7 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Grassroots Justice Through Paralegal Mechanism
Before Nepal's 2015 Constitution, Paralegal Committees (PLCs) were vital for community-based justice. Established in 1999 to combat human trafficking, these committees expanded their focus to address variou
Tourists visiting Mustang increase
The arrival of tourists has, of late, increased in Mustang.Touristic areas like Muktinath Temple, Kagbeni, Korola Point, Lomanthang, Sinja Jong Cave, Jomsom, Dhumwa Lake, Thini, Marfa and Lete are witnessing a surge in people's movement.
Host Nepal with one win in group stage of Asia Rugby Emirates Sevens Trophy
The host, Nepal’s men’s and women’s teams, could only win a single match out of the seven matches they played in their respective groups and categories in the Asia Rugby Emirates Sevens Trophy at Dasharath Stadium on October 4.
Sushil Darnal launches 'Maya Pani Bitulo'
A book entitled ‘Maya Pani Bitulo’ written by author and journalist Sushil Darnal has been launched. Speaker Devraj Ghimire released the book at a programme organised in Kathmandu on Friday.
Impacts Of Conflicts
The geopolitical landscape of the 21st century has been increasingly shaped by a series of enduring and complex conflicts, each of which has significant implications for global politics, economy, and geograp
SKorean adoptees query their past, quest for finding families
Dozens of South Korean adoptees, many in tears, have responded to an investigation led by The Associated Press and documented by Frontline (PBS) last week on Korean adoptions. The investigation reported dubious child-gathering practices and fraudulent paperwork involving South Korea’s foreign adoption program, which peaked in the 1970s and `80s amid huge Western demands for babies. Here are some of the problems
Hot air balloon flights resume in Pokhara
The hot air balloon flights, which were suspended due to the monsoon, have now resumed in Pokhara. Flights have started from Pame, located above the Lakeside.
Humanitarian aid distributed to flood victims in Sunsari
A delegation from the UAE Red Crescent has distributed humanitarian aid to the people affected by floods from various rivers in Sunsari. The UAE Red Crescent has implemented the humanitarian project with the assistance and coordination of the UAE Embassy in Kathmandu and relevant authorities. Samir Khan, a local supporter, informed
Maguire spares Man Utd's blushes in Europe as Chelsea, Tottenham win
Harry Maguire struck in the 91st minute to spare Manchester United's blushes as they rescued a 3-3 draw at Porto in the Europa League on Thursday, while Chelsea kickstarted their Conference League campaign with a home win.
Suman Barsha’s 'Abhyantar' launched
Author Suman Barsha has come up with a collection of short stories titled 'Abhyantar' in Nepali. Writers Dr. Abhi Subedi, Gyanu Pandey, Nayanraj Pandey, professors Jagat Timilsina and Binod Chandra Panta and publisher Pushparaj Poudel jointly launched the anthology amid a presence of literary figures in the capital on Thursday.
Israeli airstrikes rock Beirut suburbs, cut off crucial crossing into Syria
Israel carried out a series of massive airstrikes overnight in southern suburbs of Beirut and another that cut off the main border crossing between Lebanon and Syria, a main crossing point for tens of thousands of people fleeing Israeli bombardment.
EU countries vote to impose duties on China EVs
European Union countries on Friday voted to impose duties on imports of electric vehicles from China, as talks continued between Brussels and Beijing to find an amicable solution to their trade dispute before an end-of-October deadline.
Menstruating women still banned from consuming milk products
Believe it or not, a tradition prohibiting menstruating women from consuming milk, curd and whey still exists in Bajura district. After the shamans tell locals that if a w
Local levels of 14 districts to be declared disaster-crisis areas
Various local levels of 14 districts severely affected by floods, landslides and inundations have been recommended for declaration as disaster crisis-affected areas. The 26th meeting of the executive committee of the National D
41 disaster hit local levels declared crisis zones
The government has decided to announce the 41 local levels hit hard by the floods and landslides as the disaster hit crisis zones for three months. The meeting of the Co
