- Friday, 20 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Deposits collection, loan disbursement up in BFIs
The deposit collection at Banks and Financial Institutions (BFIs) increased by 13 per cent during the last fiscal year 2023/24. According to an annual current macroeconomic a
Traditional profession of Badi community in crisis
Modernisation has led to the decline of various ancestral professions of different communities. As traditional skills lose their market, the unique cultural heritage tied to these professions is also facing an existential crisis.
Bill to amend Securities Act registered in Parliament
A bill designed to amend the Securities Act, 2063 has been registered in the Federal Parliament. Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Paudel had registered the bill in Parliament last Friday.
Gai Jatra festival today
Members of the Newa community are marking the festival of Saparu (Gai Jatra) all over the country on Tuesday to commemorate the family members who passed away within a year.
Lesson From Thame Flood
A glacial lake outburst has caused a devastating flash flood in the Khumbu region of Nepal. After the authorities' aerial inspection of the area, it was confirmed that the flood occurred due to the outburst of two
Potholes Of Perils
Kathmandu, the bustling capital of Nepal, is a city that teems with life and vibrancy. Yet, beneath the dynamic facade lies a persistent and troublesome issue – potholes in the road. This seemingly small but significant pro
Landslides kill 7 in Jajarkot and Bajhang districts
Seven persons were killed in two separate landslides in Jajarkot district of Karnali Province and Bajhang district of Sudurpashchim Province on Monday. Three members of a single family died in a landslide th
Nepathya performs in Columbus
The third concert of Nepathya’s series of tours in America was concluded grandly in Columbus, the capital of Ohio, on Saturday. The Kemba Live Hall of Columbus was jampacked with listeners of Nepali origin carrying Nepali flags to enjoy the famous music band of Nepal.
Janai Purnima marked nationwide
The Hindus across the nation celebrated Janai Purnima (Rakshyabandhan) with great joy and relish on Monday. Janai Purnima (Rishi Tarpani) or Rakshabandha
Defending champions India edges past Bhutan 1-0 in a heated clash
Defending champions of SAFF U-20, India, kicked off their campaign at the 2nd SAFF U-20 Championship in Satdobato, Lalitpur, by defeating Bhutan in a heated clash on Monday.
Bipul Chettri comes up with‘Bahra Mahina’
Bipul Chettri is a renowned Nepali singer-songwriter and composer known for his unique blend of folk and contemporary music. He rose to fame with his debut album ‘Sketches
Tamting Sherpa: Unsung Hero of Himalayas
Tamting Sherpa is one of the well-known names in mountaineering. Born and brought up in Rolwaling, Dolakha, Sherpa has been in mountaineering for the last three decades.
We’ll win next tourney, PM tells women’s volleyball team
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli spent around two hours in the morning of Raksha Bandhan with the Nepal Women’s National Volleyball team. Prime Minister Oli, along with the volleyball coach and players, discussed the sport’s achievements so far, the need for further development of infrastructure, and strategies to secure Nepal’s victory in upcoming international games.
UN warns of soaring child malnutrition in Yemen
Child malnutrition is soaring in Yemen's government-controlled areas, UNICEF said on Sunday, citing the latest report by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) initiative. The UN children's agency said the increased rates were "driven by the compounded effect of disease outbreaks (cholera and measles), high food insecurity, limited access to safe drinking water, and economic decline".
Apples growing in hot Tarai district of Nawalpur
Apple, which is considered to grow only in cold climates, particularly in hilly regions, is now grown in the intense heat of Nawalpur. An apple orchard spanning over 10 big
