- Friday, 8 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Old paramedical college transforms into Dadeldhura Medical College
Dadeldhura Paramedical College, established in 2051 B.S, is currently being transformed into Dadeldhura Medical College. The medical college is being established at Ha
Indian team begins search operation in Simaltal
The Indian team, which arrived in Chitwan to search for the missing bus and passengers in the Trishuli River, started their work on Saturday. Chief District Officer, Indradev Yadav bid farewell to the team, which included four divers with advanced equipment, after briefing them on the incident. The 11-member team arrived in Bharatpur in the afternoo
Yak festival to be held in Taplejung
Preparations have been made for Tokpegola Tourism and Yak Festival in Taplejung. The event is scheduled for 9-13 August in Topkegola of Papung in Mikwakhola Rural Municipality-5. Himali Tokpegola Youth Club will organise th
Anant Ambani’s Bundi jacket was painted by ‘3 pichwai artists using 100 real gold leaves’
The Ambani wedding has been a lesson for fashion enthusiasts worldwide in terms of Indian artisanry and craftsmanship. From Bandhani to Kasheeda, Pichwai to Zardosi, the women of the Ambani family have left no stone unturned when it comes to donning embroidery techniques, not so surreptitiously throwing light on the rich heritage and handiwork of Indian weavers.
Lumbini Province Assembly convening today
The 24th meeting of the fourth session of the Lumbini Provincial Assembly, which was postponed for a few days due to the political confusion caused by the change of guar at the federal level, will be held on Sunday, July 21.
Ten Commandments won't go in some Louisiana classrooms
Louisiana won't take official steps to implement a law requiring the Ten Commandments be placed in all of the state's public school classrooms until at least November as a lawsuit makes its way through the courts, according to an agreement approved by a federal judge Friday.
‘Nepal-Russia friendly volleyball matches to strengthen relations’
“Nepali players do not let the ball touch the ground, so I believe it is going to be fun. We will use our height advantage while Nepali players will use their patience and dedication. In the end, friendship will win,” said Maria Babeshina, captai
10th National Games: A launchpad for Karnali’s overdue development
Karnali and its people have been trying to be on an equal footing with Nepalis in other parts of the country but to no avail. Against this backdrop, Karnali has found a new chance for change: the 10th National Games. Moreover, Karnali is also hosting the 1st National Para Games.
Flood damages various infrastructures across country
Monsoon-induced disasters caused by continuous rain for the past few weeks have wreaked havoc in the country. Flood in the Seti River caused damage to Tanahu Hydropower and residents of the earthquake-affected areas in Jajarkot are living in the constant threat of possible floods and landslides.
Voting on PM’s confidence motion today
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is seeking a vote of confidence in the House of Representatives on Sunday. Prime Minister Oli assumed office on July 14
Leveraging The Flair Of Diplomacy
The science and art of diplomacy are shifting from boudoir, aristocratic and democratic to multi-dimensional one. It equally marks a shift in its secret roots to democratic transparency. In a changing axis of world politics, economic rationa
The Enduring Pashupata Legacy Of Nepal
For the uninitiated, Nepal is the land of Mount Everest; for the initiated, Nepal is the land of Sagarmatha. For Nepali, Nepal is the land of Pashupati and the Nepali people are Pashupati's own people. This relation between the Nepali people and
All those who helped conclude Muharram festival honoured
All those who helped conclude the Muharram, the festival of unity and harmony of the Muslim community. successfully, were honoured on Wednesday evening. The festival of Muharram was observed for 10
Practicing Vulnerability
I was married at the time. My father-in-law was driving me and my then wife, his daughter, to the airport. She had been telling a story in the car about how difficult high school had been. After hearing the story, my father-in-law started to cr
Manvi Studios Inc. launches operations in Canada
Nepali art enthusiasts have established Manvi Studios Inc in Canada, aiming to promote Nepali films, art and culture. Located in Ontario, Canada, the Manvi Studios plans to engage in various media forms, including film, music, video, TV commercials, podcasts, documentaries, and event management. The Studio has hit the ground running with its first podcast episode featuring Bharat Raj Paudyal, the Ambassador of Nepal to Canada.
