- Saturday, 21 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Coordinated efforts needed for Chure’s conservation: PM
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that Chure Hill is the source of water and lifeline for the people of Tarai-Madhes.
Rato Machhindranath chariot procession resumes
The chariot procession of Rato Machhindranath, the rain god will resume from August 1. Currently, the chariot of Machhindranath is kept at Thati Tole in Lalitpur.
Call For Fair Distribution Of Resources
At the moment, the country has experienced a semblance of political order. But beneath it lies economic paradox as the parliament is deliberating on the budget for the upcoming fiscal year star
Quality Assurance Of Wellness Centres
In recent years, wellness centres have proliferated, catering to an ever-growing market of individuals seeking health, relaxation, and holistic well-being. These establishments offer a numerou
Ratna Mandir near Phewa Lake awaits more visitors
It has been a year since Ratna Mandir, located near Phewa Lake in Pokhara, was opened to the general public. The then Minister of Culture and Tourism, Sudan Kirati, opened Ratna Mandir to the public last year on Republic Day.
Amargadhi grapples with severe water shortage
: Amargadhi has been experiencing an acute water shortage for the past three months. Areas such as Khalanga Bagbazar, Tufandanda and Kirtipur in Amarghadi Municipality-5, where the hospital, hotels, schools and all government offices are located, are facing acute water scarcity.
Raut gets good return from watermelon farming
Arun Raut, a resident of Bardibas Municipality-13 Bijalpura, has transformed watermelon farming into a lucrative enterprise, earning over Rs. 700,000 annually.
All doors of Pashupatinath Temple to remain open
All the four doors of Pashupatinath temple were opened today at 4:00 am. Pashupatinath Area Development Trust Spokesperson Revathiraman Adhikari informed that the number of devotees in Pashupatinath temple is increasing and all the four doors of Pashupatinath have been opened from today with the aim that everyone can have darshan from all the four doors of Pashupatinath in the morning.
Power Trade Prospects
Availability of electricity makes possible many things. The now-affluent countries have relied on increasingly abundant electricity – most of which came from dirty fuels, with coal accounting
GS Publications Serving Public
Gorkhpatra Sansthan (GS), the country's oldest publishing house, has been publishing two newspaper - Gorkhapatra and The Rising Nepal – and three monthly magazines – Madhupark, Yu
Natikhola village welcomes life-changing household water supply system
Locals of Natikhola village in Himali Rural Municipality-2, in the northeast region of Bajura district, are jubilant following the recent installation of a household water supply system.
Contract signed to build 400 kV Ratmate substation under MCC
Millennium Challenge Account (MCA) Nepal has signed a contract with Techno Electric and Engineering Company Ltd., India to construct a 400 kV substation at Ratmate in Belkotgadhi Municipality-7 of Nuwakot district.
Bird flu lethal to some animals, but not to others
In the last two years, bird flu has been blamed for the deaths of millions of wild and domestic birds worldwide. It's killed legions of seals and sea lions, wiped out mink farms, and dispatched cats, dogs, skunks, foxes and even a polar bear.
Govt strives to enhance disaster preparedness to better protect lives, property
Just a day after the onset of monsoon from the eastern Nepal, it has already started taking toll on human life while destroying properties worth millions in different parts of the country.
Resolving The Paradox Of State Sovereignty
A sovereign state is able to determine its policies, laws and politics within its territorial jurisdiction without outside intrusion and govern the flow of people, goods and other transactions. If political relations ar
