- Friday, 20 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Benefits Of Sound Sleep
Sleep is one of the most important things we can do for our health, yet many of us don't get enough of it. In today’s busy world, sleep often gets pushed aside for work, social activities, and entertainment. But sleep is not just a time to re
Tajakot locals benefit from health campaign
Many locals in Tajakot Rural Municipality, including those who had never been to health posts and from remote areas, have benefited from the door-to-door health service campaign conducted by the rural municipality.
Pokhara Theatre stages in schools
The dramatic method is considered very effective in teaching. Moreover, as the content of the curriculum is staged in schools, students receive education along with entertainment. Pokhara Theatre of Kaski District is currently staging plays in various schools of the district and neighbouring districts.
21st NSJF Pulsar Sports Award on Sept. 13
The 21st edition of the NSJF Pulsar Sports Award has been scheduled for September 13 as revealed during the award's sponsorship signing ceremony in Lalitpur on Wednesday. The signing ceremony took place in between the Nepal Sports Jou
Parliament passes TRC Bill
The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed the Transitional Justice Bill, also known as the Investigation, Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Third) Amendment Bill, 2024, with the majority.
DPM Singh discusses Valley river flooding with experts
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Urban Development Prakash Man Singh held discussions with experts in regard to increasing the water flow in the Bagmati, Bishnumati and other rivers in the Kathmandu Valley on Wednesday.
Sugarcane farmers await subsidy of last year
Five months have passed since the sugar industries halted sugarcane crushing as the season was over, but the farmers have not received the subsidy amount yet. The government had fixed the price of sugarcane at Rs. 635 a quintal for the last Fiscal Year 2023/24. Of that, the sugar mills should pay Rs. 565 to the farmers while the government would provide Rs. 70 as a subsidy. The crushing season for the sugar factories a
Ensure Equity In HIV/AIDS Services
Globally, HIV still remains a serious public health challenge. Moreover, it is also a barrier to sustainable human development. The vulnerability to and risk of HIV infection vary between populations and places, as does people’s access to HIV
Nepal's Male-female Ratio Expected To Alter
Life on earth continues through reproduction, which produces males and females who then continue to reproduce their species. A sex ratio is the proportion of males to females in a population. According to Fisher’s principle, for evolut
Reform Penal System
The management of prisons and prisoners shows the country's commitment to human rights, democracy and humanitarian laws. The inmates should be treated humanely so that they will mend their ways and jails turn into reform centr
Olympics Foster Fraternity
Paris Olympics concluded on August 11 amid a lavish and grand celebration. For 19 days, athletes across 32 sports competed for staggering 329 gold medals. As such, people throughout the world tuned to the television to follow the Paris
Media Advocacy Group felicitates Secretary Aryal
The Media Advocacy Group (MAG) organised a felicitation programme to honour Radhika Aryal, the first woman to serve as Secretary at the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology. The event brought together 25 women journa
Subsidy brings milk production boost in Syangja
Galyang Municipality in Syangja district has recently witnessed an increase in milk production and a surge in the income of local farmers. The city is developing itself as a white city and is promoting milk production and marketing as a priority.
Biggest action launched on illegal excavation in Dhanusha
The biggest action to date against illegal excavation of riverine materials has been launched in Dhanusha. The Forest Office in Dhansha has filed a case in court seeking the auction of two excavators seized during the illegal extraction of forest products and demanding legal action against three crusher industry operators involved in the activity.
Nepathya performs in San Francisco
The second concert of Nepathya’s series of tours in America was held at San Francisco’s famous Warfield Hall, on the western coast of the U.S. This was the band’s second performance at this hall.
