- Friday, 20 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
National power grid reaches Gosaikunda
For the first time, electricity of the national transmission grid has reached Gosaikunda, a famous pilgrimage site in Rasuwa. The Nepal Electricity Authority started to supply electricity from the national grid to Gosaikunda, which is 4,380 metres above sea level, on Friday. Gosaikunda area has begun shimmering after the reach of electricity.
Dhaka In Throes Of Challenges
Seven months after her Awami League won 288 out of the 300 seats in parliamentary polls, Prime Minister Hasina Wazed fled to India amidst massive street protests led by students and other youths of Bangla
Remodel Public Transport System
Naturally, every passenger aspires to experience a safe, comfortable, affordable and hassle-free journey on both short- and long-routes. There is no doubt that Nepal has come a long way in terms of expanding r
Relief distributed to flood victims in Thame
Relief materials have been distributed to flood victims in Thame by the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality-5 in Solukhumbu district. The relief items were distributed by the local r
Farmers attracted towards dragon fruit farming
Kaligandaki Rural Municipality has started generating income from dragon farming. The model dragon fruit orchard, initiated by the municipality in the fiscal year 2019/20, has begun producing fruits.
Aakhaa on September 27
Aakhaa, a film based on social issues, is set to be released on September 27. The production team has announced the new release date along with a new poster.
1974 AD's 30th Anniversary Special Tour in Germany
Popular musical band, 1974 AD, is set to perform in Germany, with the first concert scheduled for August 24 in Stuttgart. As part of their 30th anniversary world tour, the band has already performed in half a dozen cities across the United States in May and June, followed by two cities in Japan—Tokyo on July 27 and Kyoto on August 3.
Sustainable Urban Planning
The rise of cities and metropolises have added new dimension to human civilisations. Cities have become the face of modernisation as they cater to public needs in a systematic manner. The people have enhanced access to transportation, communication and other essential infrastructures, which are not available in the rural settings. However, urbanisation has became synonymous with concretisation of surfaces and structures. The fast-paced urbanisatio
Mend Medical Education
Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, Nepal boasts breath-taking landscapes, rich cultural heritage and a resilient populace. However, beneath this picturesque facade lies a healthcare system grappling with numerous challenges, chief am
Anju Yadav’s devotional song Someshwarnath released
The video of the devotional song Someshwarnath featuring the voice of famous singer Anju Yadav has been released on YouTube on Thursday by Janani Films. The song has lyrics by Saroj Mandal and music by Shailendra Vishwakarma. Binita Rishi and Shubhak Yadav have acted in the video which was shot at the Temple of So
Nepal defeats Sri Lanka 1-0 in SAFF U20 opener
Host Nepal began its SAFF U-20 Championship campaign with a 1-0 win against Sri Lanka in the tournament opener played at the ANFA Complex in Satdobato, Lalitpur, on Sunday.
Trash in Mali's capital is piling up
When handling the garbage of a city of over 3 million people and equipped with little more than a face mask and gloves, it helps to have a sense of humor. Yacouba Diallo decided to name the two donkeys that pull his cart after his cousins, Keita and Kanté. Hauling garbage
Janai Purnima today
Janai Purnima is being celebrated on Monday, the full moon day, by paying homage to Lord Shiva, changing the janai (sacred thread), tying the yellow-red threads on wrists and eating Kwati, a soup prepared from nine different species of beans. Janai Purnima is one of the major festivals celebrated by the Hindus.
Young students trained to make sacred thread
With an aim of discouraging the use of imported janai (sacred thread) youths have been trained to make janai in Tansen. The new and younger generation of stude
PM pledges prompt relief to Thame flood victims
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has been briefed about the preliminary details of the damage caused by the glacial lake outburst (GLOF) in Thamekhola, Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality-5, Solukhumbu, which occurred on August 15. The details were presented to Prime Minister Oli
