- Saturday, 21 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Law Implementation Matters In Democracy
In the federal architecture of Nepal, legislative bodies are institutionalised at three tiers of the government as envisaged in the federal constitution. The federal, provincial and local level legislative bodies are mandat
TU Faces Drop In Graduates
Tribhuban University, once a beacon of the country's educational excellence, is now experiencing a troubling trend. The number of students graduating with a B.Sc. in physics has significantly declined from 2072 B.S. to 2078 B.S
FNCCI President urges OPEC Fund for more investment
President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) Chandra Prasad Dhakal has emphasised the immense investment potential in Nepal, urging the OPEC Fund for International Development (the OPEC Fund) to increase its investments in the country.
Nepal, UAE facing in opener of Women’s T20 Asia Cup
Nepal and the UAE will be playing the opening match of the Women’s T20 Asia Cup 2024 where eight teams are competing for the ninth edition of the Cup in Sri Lanka.
We are committed to maintaining good governance, says Minister Shrestha
Internal Affairs and Law Minister Ganga Narayan Shrestha of Bagmati Province has said that the provincial government is committed to maintaining good governance and bringing about prosperity.
Securing Inclusive Growth
With the endorsement of the budget for the fiscal year 2024/25 by the House of Representatives Tuesday, the government’s initiatives for the economic reforms are expected to gain momentum. The House
Youths Mustn't Fall For Vaping
In recent years, concerns have escalated over the aggressive marketing tactics of the tobacco and vaping industries to attract young consumers. According to recent data from the World Health Org
Tensions boil over renewed headscarf crackdown in Iran prior to election
Seemingly every afternoon in Iran's capital, police vans rush to major Tehran squares and intersections to search for women with loose headscarves and those who dare not to wear them at all.
Puri busy writing songs and managing events
Rajendra Puri has made significant strides in the fields of songwriting, music video production and programme coordination through hard work and perseverance. Despite creating many pieces, establishi
Final women’s footballsquad for Lebanon announced
The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) has revealed a 22-member squad for the national women’s team competing in the quadrangular tournament in Lebanon in July.
Cultural destinations to attract tourists for wedding events
The government has carried various tourism promotional programmes targeting to bring at least 1.6 million tourists in the next fiscal year 2024/25. The government allocated budget of Rs. 11.92 billion for the tourism sector for the next fiscal year.
14 die, two missing as monsoon wreaks havoc across country
At least 14 persons were killed, eight were injured and two others have gone missing in monsoon-induced natural calamities like landslides, lightning and floods in different parts of the country on Wednesday alone.
Paddy plantation festival to be held in Pokhara on Saturday
Pokhara Tourism Council is all set to host a National Paddy Plantation Day celebration on June 29 (Asar 15) with various programmes in Pokhara Metropolitan City. Programmes including a paddy plantation festival will be organised in different paddy fields spreading over 464 square kilometres of the metropolis.
Right-wing Populism On Rise
In the book ‘The Strange Death of Europe’, Douglas Murray writes “Europe is committing suicide.” By this he means the civilization as Europe is being understood worldwide is eroding. The liberal values with
Promoting Good Practices In Cooperatives
Sahakary” or “Cooperative” is a term riddled with corruption in Nepal today! However, simply defined, it is an act of helping. The cooperative movement worldwide is fostered with a philosophy of a self-governin
