- Friday, 20 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Construction of industrial gram in Raghuganga halted
An under-construction industrial gram in Dimmarchaur of Raghuganga Rural Municipality-2 Bhagawati of Myagdi has been stopped due to lack of budget.
Save Humanity From Scourge Of Wars
The four Geneva Conventions adopted on August 12, 1949, mark their 75th anniversary this year. Together with their Additional Protocols adopted in 1977, these Conventions form key instruments of internation
Nepal Needs Dedicated Burn Centre
Burn injuries are a devastating yet often overlooked aspect of global healthcare. Every year, millions of people worldwide suffer from burns, resulting in significant morbidity, mortality, and long-term physic
BP Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital set to expand services in all provinces
BP Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital, Bharatpur is set to expand its services in all seven provinces of the country. According to the hospital, the expansion work will begin in the current fiscal year.
Kalikot farmers busy picking apples
Apple harvesting has started in Kalikot district. Right from the first week of August, farmers of Tilagufa Municipality and Raskot Municipality of the district where huge amount of apples are produced are busy for picking apples for sale.
Empowered By Electricity
Electricity has immense power to transform individuals, society and country as a whole in powerful ways. Availability of electricity, also called power, makes possible many things. No country has ever risen to th
Make Nepali Sky Safe
Nepal's aviation sector has experienced several significant safety incidents in recent years. This includes recent tragic crash of a domestic flight, resulting in the loss of 18 lives and a chopper crash that killed fiv
Trump’s mass deportation agenda concern of some Republican leaders
“Mass Deportation Now!” declared the signs at the Republican National Convention, giving a full embrace to Donald Trump’s pledge to expel millions of migrants in the largest deportation programme in American history.
No leniency in punishment to rape perpetrators: Home Minister
Minister for Home Affairs, Ramesh Lekhak has confirmed that there will be no leniency in punishing perpetrators of rape committed during the conflict. This statement was made during a programme titled Pa
India to support launch of Nepal’s Munal satellite
India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and New Space India Limited (NSIL) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Saturday to provide grant assistance for the launch of Munal satellite of Nepal.
Industrialists demand separate mechanism to resolve trunk line tariff issue
Industrialists of Rupandehi have demanded to form a separate commission for investigation citing that the problem of dedicated and trunk lines here is different from that of other places.
Chinese museums welcome global visitors with great hospitality
This summer, museums across China have improved their reservation procedures and launched a series of activities to address domestic and international visitors’ demand for cultural and historical experiences.
Chess club for kids thrives in Congo camp
Children sit on the dirt, their clothes ragged and torn, their shoes punctured with holes, but their eyes bright and fixed on what's playing out in front of them. In a corner of a refugee camp in co
Beautiful Paheli Baraha Lake lacks access
The beautiful Paheli Baraha Lake, located in Chimkhola of Raghuganga Rural Municipality-7 in Myagdi district, remains in shadow due to the lack of a proper trail leading to it.
Supreme Court's Order Aims At Saving Valley Rivers
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court of Nepal issued a directive order on December 19, 2023 aimed at the comprehensive protection and rehabilitation of the Kathmandu Valley's rivers, most notably the Bagma
