- Friday, 8 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Paddy plantation reaches final stage in Koshi Province
Paddy plantation has reached the final stage in Koshi Province. By the end of July, paddy plantation has completed in 95 per cent of the paddy fields of Koshi Province.
Over 52,000 saplings planted in Gulmi
Over the past year, more than 52,000 saplings have been planted in various locations across Gulmi. According to the Division Forest Office, Gulmi,
Justice For Conflict Victims On Horizon?
Nepal’s protracted transitional justice (TJ) process is apparently heading to a logical conclusion after a three-party taskforce Thursday sorted out the key contested issues pertaining to it. The panel involving the representatives of ruling Nepali Congress and CPN-UML, and opposition CPN-Maoist Centre, have thrashed four thorny subjects - defining the grave human rights violations that took place during
Why More Is Not Always Better
Water is the essence of life. It fuels our bodies, aids in digestion, regulates temperature, and maintains many of the vital bodily functions. Despite its crucial role, there remains much debate about the ideal water in
Consultation workshop for youth perspectives on Nepal's biodiversity strategy
To highlight the role of active youth engagement in biodiversity conservation, the Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN) Nepal organised a youth consultation workshop on Strengthening the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) on Friday.
International Hot Air Balloon Festival in Pokhara
An international hot air balloon festival is going to be held in Pokhara. Balloon Nepal Pvt. Ltd is hosting the festival in and around the source of Phewa lake with the objective of further promoting Pokhara at the international level.
Glory Teen and Kid’s Talents audition held
The first audition of Glory Teen and Kid’s Talents has been held at Cuckoo Lounge and Event in Gongabu, Kathmandu on August 3. Popular singer Anand Karki, international choreographer and model Rojin Shakya, lyricist and social worker Satyakala Lama, secretary of Rotary Club of Gyaneshwor Srishti Tripathi and Miss Gurung International 5th runner up Tara Gurung were
TJ Process Moves On
The three major political parties – Nepali Congress, CPN-UML and CPN-Maoist Centre – have finally ironed out their differences on amending a Bill on Investigation of Enforced Disappeared Persons, Truth and
Black Women Writers
In Margaret Busby’s anthology “New Daughters of Africa”, female authors of African descent write about tradition, friendship, gender and identity politics, racism and discrimination. They also write about sisterhood a
Kavrepalanchowk prison faces overcrowding
The Kavrepalanchwok Prison houses prisoners three and a half times its designated capacity. A total of 312 prisoners and detainees are housed in a prison designed for just 85 people.
CAVA Nations League: Nepali women bag first- ever win over India
Nepal achieved its first-ever victory over India by defeating the defending champions 3-2 in a thrilling five-set match at the CAVA Women’s Volleyball Nations League in Kathmandu on Saturday. This victory was especially significant as Nepal had previously come close to beating India but had never succeeded.
Pariyar’s Teej song ‘Bains Joban Umro’ released
In the vocal of singer Shanti Sri Pariyar the new Teej song ‘Bains Joban Umro’ has been released. The song, having lyrics, music and arrangement by Aashish Aviral, tries to convey the message of happiness --
Foot trail ravage leaves rural residents in hardship
A devastating landslide has swept away the footrail in Bhalukhapche, on the border of Sisne Rural Municipality-2 and Puthauttarganga Rural Municipality-14, leaving the locals in a dire situation. Since the landslide on July 26, locals have been force
Health experts emphasise breastfeeding benefits during World Breastfeeding Week
As the country observes World Breastfeeding Week, an annual campaign to raise global awareness and support for breastfeeding, health experts emphasise the numerous benefits of breastfeeding for newborns.
Gambia people voicing against female genital mutilation
When Metta, a mother of six from rural Gambia, heard that lawmakers were considering reversing the country's ban on female genital cutting, a centuries-old practice she underwent as a child and now fiercely opposes, she was determined that her voice be heard.
