- Thursday, 7 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Ponds built and conserved in Jiri draw visitors
The appearance of Kyangse Pokhari (pond), situated at the base of Cherdung Hill on the border of Jiri Municipality Ward No. 2 and 5 in Dolakha, has undergone a remarkable transformation. The pond attracts tourists, both domestic and foreign.
Quantum Computing In Behavioural Economics
Imagine you are in a restaurant, and the waiter comes up with a menu. You are eyeing Mushroom Omelette, but a low voice in your head says that the mo:mo would be a better deal. In such a situation, your brain analyses your mood, bill, c
Dayahang completes dubbing for Anjila
The dubbing for actor Dayahang Rai in the Nepali film Anjila has been completed. The film is set to release in Nepal on March 13.
Nepal out of AFC U20 Asian Cup Qualifiers
Nepal’s chance to qualify for the AFC U20 Asian Cup ended on Friday after the team lost the final group match in the Qualifiers against Bahrain at the ground of Fu Jen University in New Taipei.
2nd Nepal Adventure Expo today
After the success of the first Nepal Adventure Expo, AR Ventures is organising the second edition of the expo in Kathmandu on Saturday. Sonam Zangbu Sherpa, the organiser of the e
Koshi Tourism Year 2082 announced
Acting Prime Minister Prakash Man Singh said that the contribution of the tourism sector to Nepal’s economy is crucial. Speaking at an event organised by the Ministr
GPS tracking of endangered vulture begins
For the first time, GPS Tracking of the endangered Egyptian Vulture has begun in Nepal. In the third week of September, a team led by vulture expert Krishna Bhusal successfully trapped and fitted GPS tags on five Egyptian vultures in the Pokhara Valley.
Lebanon fears Gaza-like carnage as Israel ramps up airstrikes in country
When she first heard about the evacuation warnings Israel was sending to residents of Lebanon, Aline Naser’s thoughts immediately turned to Gaza. For the past year, the 26-year-old Beirut resident has been following with horror the reports about besieged Palestinians in the Gaza Strip ordered to move from one place to the other, fleeing to “humanitarian zones” only to be bombed and ordered to leave again.
Festival-centric security plan comes into effect
The police have implemented a special security plan targeting the festivals of Dashain, Tihar and Chhath in the Kathmandu Valley, deploying around 4,000 personnel. Primarily, 16 locations will see security teams led by
Climate change biggest threat to planet: PM
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has prominently raised the issues related to climate change, international peace, multilateralism, and support for the Least Development Countries (LDCs) including Nepal in their graduation and development efforts at the 79th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) being held in New York of the USA. Delivering his speech as the Prime Minister of N
First Mt. Everest Ascent: Notable Triumph Of Mankind
This is a majestic land. It’s mystical. It’s Nepal. It was a theatre of some improbable acts of human spirit and skills where the whole world was keeping an eye for a miraculous play of bravery. The year was 1953. One o
Maestro Thapa: Creator Of Dance Grammar
Bhairab Bahadur Thapa, ‘Aatrya,’ a legendary dance maestro, has dedicated his life to dance. His unparalleled passion for dance drives him to tirelessly advocate for its importance. For over seven decades, he has dedicated himself to the research, preservation, and exploration of Nepali traditional dance.
A Decade Of Heart Health Camp
I want to reflect on an event from a decade ago when I was invited as a guest speaker to the opening ceremony of an 11-day heart camp. At that time, I never imagined it would become one of the largest heart health initiatives under
Olympics - Munich and Mossad
France recently hosted the successful XXXIII Paris Olympics, where the United States secured first place with a total of 126 medals, including 40 gold, while China followed in second place with 91 medals, also claiming 40 golds. These two nati
SQC: Global Personality Development Initiative
Nepal's education system, though evolving, continues to face significant challenges in aligning with modern educational needs. The traditional focus remains on rote learning and bookish knowledge, with students confined within the four wall
