- Saturday, 21 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Modi At A Critical Juncture
Unlike the “done deal” for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) speculated by most psephologists, opinions wavered midway through the multi-phase April-June polls. Complexity began to s
Prepare Against Monsoon Disasters
Monsoon season is arriving in Nepal in a couple of days. It is time for the three-tier governments to prepare themselves for responding to various rain-induced disasters. The rainy season, however, is a boon for
South Korea resumes anti-North Korea loudspeaker broadcasts
South Korea on Sunday resumed anti-North Korean propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts in border areas in retaliation for the North sending over 1,000 balloons filled with trash and manure over the last couple of weeks.
Containing Urban Heat
The Kathmandu Valley, surrounded by verdant hills, has been known for its temperate weather. Its moderate temperature is a reason why the tourists from different parts of the world visit the ancient citi
11 mules stuck on suspension bridge rescued, two die
Eleven mules trapped when an iron rope of the suspension bridge connecting ward-9 of Panchdewal Binayak Municipality in Kalekada, Achham to Ward 4 of Aathbis Municipality in Dailekh snapped, were rescued alive. During the rescue operation, two mules died.
Regulate Consultancies
With 3, 90,847 students having recently completed the +2 exams, education consultants in Nepal are racing to attract more than 200,000 pupils. Last year, over 110,217 students received No Objection (NO) lett
Visitors to Rani Lake decline
The number of visitors has decreased at the historic 200-year-old Rani Lake due to a lack of preservation. Located east of Tribhuvan Chowk in Nepalgunj Sub-metropolitan City-8, this lake was one of the major attractions for tourists visiting Nepalgunj.
Homeboys Germany and reborn Hungary headline Group A at the Euros
Tournament hosts Germany face Hungary, Switzerland and Scotland, a set of talented if unpredictable rivals, in Group A as they bid for a record-breaking fourth Euros crown. After a decade of underperforming, Germany come into the tournament on the rise.
The trailer of Pacheda about Chepang community released
A trailer of the documentary ‘Pacheda,’ focusing on the Chepang community, has been released. Dipendra KC, once busy and successful in music videos, has made the documentary.
Animals suffer in Mexico heat wave
Amid Mexico's heat wave and drought, suffering birds are getting air-conditioning and monkeys with heatstroke are being rescued by non-governmental groups. The government, meanwhile, has been more preoccupied with cooling down animals at state-run zoos, giving lions frozen meat popsicles. It's not the only frosty treat: One rescue group is feeding distressed owls with rat carcasses shipped in frozen from Mexico City.
Need to modernise, commercialise agriculture
Two-thirds of the total population in the country have been embracing agriculture as their main occupation. The backbone of economic development and about one-third of the national income comes from the agricultural sector.
World Bank’s IDA meeting to be held in Nepal from June 18-21
The 21st meeting of the International Development Association (IDA) under the World Bank Group is being held in Nepal. This is the biggest event of the World Bank to be held in Nepal.
House meet deferred till Tuesday
Sunday’s session of the House of Representatives was postponed and scheduled for Tuesday, June 11 at 11 am as per a notice issued by Padma Prasad Pandey, General Secretary of the Federal Parliament Secretariat.
Legal Education Empowers Dalits
Nepal has made a significant stride in eliminating caste-based discrimination and untouchability both constitutionally and legally. Particularly, Articles 24 and 40 of the constitution and the Caste-Based Discrimina
Avert Mushroom Poisoning Risks
Spring signals the start of wild mushroom growing period. Amidst the breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity, Nepali communities have held the art of mushroom hunting, gathering an array of fungi
