- Saturday, 21 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Municipalities launch campaign against child marriage
Locals of various municipalities in Mahottari district have launched a campaign against child marriage, striving to align with the national policy aimed at eradicating child marriage across the country.
Help Nepal on brink of defending title
Tip Top Help Nepal is on brink of title as the defending champions fixed the final date with Gandaki Province in men’s section at the 8th PM Cup: NVA Volleyball League. The battle between Everest Volleyball Club and Nepal Police Club will decide the champions in women’s section.
Pushkin Poetic Evening held
The 225th birth anniversary of Russian poet, playwright and novelist Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin was marked by organising the Pushkin Poetic Evening in the capital on Thursday evening.
Joy Of Writing
Academics in nearly every college or university setting write as part of their careers, and yet few faculty members identify as writers. There are real ramifications to this paradox. Importantly, the promise and possib
Experts demand withdrawal of excise duty imposed on laptops
Experts in the information technology industry have opposed the imposition of a five per cent excise duty on laptops and notebooks in the budget for the fiscal year 2024/25.
'Move to recall ambassadors not linked with PM's India visit'
The government has made it clear that the decision to recall the ambassadors of 11 countries has no connection with the Prime Minister’s India visit. Speaking at a press conference organised to make the Cabinet decision public on Friday, Minister for Communication and Information Technology Rekha Sharma said that recalling the ambassadors had become a practice after the change in the government or coalition parties in the government.
Ancient well discovered at Khayardanda of Rupandehi district
An ancient well has been discovered at Khayardanda in Devdaha Municipality, Rupandehi. The well, constructed using traditional bricks is three and a half feet deep.
Hundreds of asylum-seekers are camped out near Seattle
Kabongo Kambila Ringo stood outside the tent where he has been staying with his pregnant wife and ate from a clear plastic tray of Girl Scout cookies melting in the midday sun. He was one of around 240 asylum-seekers camping in a grassy lot along a highway south of Seattle, wondering if police would follow through on threats to arrest them for trespassing, and hoping officials instead might let them move into the vacant motel next door.
‘London to Paris’, ‘Gaun Aayeko Bato’ in cinema halls
Two Nepali films, ‘London to Paris’ and ‘Gaun Aayeko Bato,’ were released nationwide on Friday. The film, ‘London to Paris’ delves into a romantic narrative, while ‘Gaun Aayeko Bato’ unfolds the story of a family in a village and their upheavals after the construction of a new road allowing vehicle access.
PM stresses use of domestic capital, human resources
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that social activists should be operated based on the idea of using domestic capital, human resources and skills.
'Budget aims to make Nepal information technology hub'
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that the upcoming fiscal year’s budget will feature a significant initiative aimed at fostering Nepal’s evolution into an information technology hub, along with th
Effective delivery strengthens federalism: PM
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that federalism will be strengthened through effective delivery to the people, and everyone must take positive initiatives to realise this.
Bats: Only The Flying Mammal In Nature
Rajapur, in Bardia district, is famous for its unique bat garden. Gopal GC, a local of Rajapur Municipality-4, has cultivated a private garden over an area of 14,580 square feet, which hosts 38 different species of trees. For the past 25 years, this garden has been home to bats.
Glamour On Games
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Powerful Portrayal Of Caste Struggles
Even before watching the movie, one can guess that Pujar Sarki is all about caste discrimination and its impact on the so-called lower caste population. The film starts with a scene where Maita (Pradeep Khadka)
