- Saturday, 21 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Museums For Knowledge And Economic Development
The Ashmolean Museum, located at the University of Oxford in England, is considered the first modern museum in the world. The famous museum was established in 1682 AD to document and display collecte
Electronic Industrial Potential In Nepal
Nepal's burgeoning electronic industry presents a significant opportunity for fostering foreign direct investment (FDI) and driving economic growth. In an increasingly interconnected global economy, the electronic
Planetary Parade In June
The night skies of this month would enable skygazers to astound the amazing array of planets before daybreak. Planet Mercury and Venus would be too close to the sun to be marvelled at this month. It would be m
Budget Is Balanced, Not Distributive
It is an encouraging sign to see the federal parliament proceedings being run smoothly and the budget presented by Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun, being discussed in detail by leaders of the different political partie
Indian Polls: BJP Suffers A Setback
A 45-day-long electoral process has come crashing down on India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and brought the main opposition Indian National Congress back from the brink of its 240-year history, albeit feebly
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I have fulfilled 50% of poll promises: Chairman Raya
Barju Rural Municipality is one of the 12 local levels in Sunsari district. It borders with India. It consists of six wards and has a population of 36,249. The rural municipality is named after the Barju Lake, which holds historical, touri
Ways to keep children safe on social media
At what age should kids be on social media? Should they be on it at all? If they aren't, will they be social pariahs? Should parents monitor their conversations? Do parental controls work?
Gaun Aayeko Bato to be released today
Nabin Subba's film ‘Gaun Aayeko Bato’ (A Road to a Village) is set for a worldwide release on Friday. Subba, renowned for his acclaimed film ‘Numa Fung,’ has returned to the industry after a 20-year hiatus with this new project.
Tackling Disasters
One of the most overlooked and least appreciated achievements humankind has made in the past 100 years has happened in the last few decades: the advent of an early warning systems that alert the populatio
Fill Resource Gap
Recently, around 150 representatives from local units arrived in Kathmandu to draw a serious attention of the Ministry of Finance towards a slash in the fiscal equalisation grant for the local governments. In its budget f
Simkot not to be connected to national road network in current fiscal year
Simkot, the district headquarters of Humla district, will not be connected to the national road network in the current fiscal year as well. It is the only district headquarters in the country which is not connected with the national road network.
People from Sindhupalchwok go to China to collect Yarsa
With the Chinese government granting permission to harvest Yarsagumba, (caterpillar fungus) people from the border village of Bhotekoshi Municipality in Sindhupalchwok have started going to the Chinese side to collect Yarsagumba.
Help Nepal, Gandaki, Police, Army into playoffs
With one last match day remaining in the eight-days-long league stage, the four teams qualifying for the playoffs of the 8th PM Cup: NVA Volleyball League has been finalised in both men’s and women’s categories.
Green Poetry Reading held on World Environment Day
The tranquil Kirateshower Jungle in Gaurighat came alive with the harmonious blend of nature and poetry during the "Green Poetry Reading" event on Wednesday evening.
Netherlands kicks off European Union election across 27 nations
Polls opened in the Netherlands on Thursday to kick off four days of voting in European Union parliamentary elections across the 27 member states that are expected to deliver gains for the hard right.
