- Saturday, 21 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Women in politics and policy-making positions in Nepal
Since the first election of the Constituent Assembly in April 2008, which brought 33.2 per cent of women to the forefront of Nepali politics, Nepal has witnessed incredible progress in increasing women's political participation.
Nepal starts buzzing as T20 World Cup kicks off
The sentiment that was missing in Nepal during the past three editions of the T20 World Cup has revived as millions of Nepalis will be cheering for their own country once again on the biggest stage of T20 cricket. Nepal is taking part in the T20 World Cup for the second time; the first was in the fifth edition in 2014. The 9th edition of the biggest T20 cricket to
Nine envoys going for Annapurna trek
On the 74th anniversary of Maurice Herzog's first step on Annapurna I, ambassadors from nine countries are going for a trek in Annapurna Rural Municipality of Kaski.
Minister Aryal observes Gorkhapatra photo show, touches upon labour issue
Minister for Labour, Employment and Social Security Dol Prasad Aryal has said that the ‘Shramadhan Employment Fair’ has been organised in all seven provinces of the country with the objective of addressing the multi-dimensional needs of common people's labour and employment through a one-door system.
Struggles For Recognition Bolster Inclusion
The unceasing struggle of Nepalis for recognition is a fight for their manifest visibility in public policy, representation in public institutions and media, social science inquiry and projection of self-worth. Recognition
Values Of Eastern And Western Education
A majority of individuals have inquiries concerning education and its potential benefits to students, communities, and the nation as a whole. In this regard, questions and theories about the nature, objectives
Aging With Grace
Growing older and reaching a “senior” age can be disconcerting. Unless we die prematurely, we will all face the challenges of old age. What we could long deny through the magical, invincibility-fraught delusions of youth will become inescapably real. Aches and pains, dyspepsia, insomnia, chronic pain, memory failures, and other common symptoms are not unique to older individuals but are more commo
Shat, Kaya win Nepal Amateur Open titles
India’s Shat Mishra and Sri Lanka’s Kaya Daluwatte won the titles of the 10th Nepal Amateur Open at the par-72 Gokarna Golf Club on Friday. Mishra played 3-over 75 in the third and final
Five South Korean films to be screened at KIMFF today
Five South Korean films will be screened at the 21st Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival (KIMFF) on Saturday. On the fourth day of the five-day festival, a special screening of Korean films will be held in collaboration with the Ulju Mountain Film Festival to mark the 50th anniversary of the Nepal-South Korea friendship, according to KIMFF president
International Poultry Exhibition kicks off in Bharatpur
The International Poultry Exhibition kicked off in Bharatpur on Friday to help introduce the latest technology in poultry farming in Nepal. Renu Dahal, Mayor of Bharatpur Metropolitan
Leader Nepal hails photo exhibition of Gorkhapatra
Former Prime Minister and Chairman of the ruling CPN (Unified Socialist) Madhav Kumar Nepal has said that taking and keeping pictures alive is very important. Observing the photo exhibition organised by Gorkhapatra Corporation on its premises on Friday, Nepal said that the photo exhibition holds dual significance as it showcases the art of photojournalism and emphasises the importance of photo preservation.
Old rivalries renewed
Cricket’s oldest international rivalry will get the Twenty20 World Cup started when the co-host U.S. team takes on Canada in Dallas on Saturday. Well before the two f
‘Dancing in Fire’ delves into freeing wandering spirits
‘Dancing in Fire’ which delves into the Nepali tradition of ‘Bayu Utarne, Khalikhane,’ a ritual of the Hindu community in Nepal to liberate the wandering soul of those who met a violent death, has already been
India court urges heatwave emergency declaration
An Indian court has urged the government to declare a national emergency over the country's ongoing heatwave, saying that hundreds of people had died during weeks of extreme weather.
Cabinet forms committee to study TU’s land encroachment
The government has formed a five-member committee headed by former secretary Sharada Prasad Trital to conduct a detailed study and recommend concrete suggestions regarding the encroachment of land that lawfully belonged to Tribhuvan University.
