- Saturday, 21 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Bheri Hospital’s health insurance scheme monitored after complaints
Bheri Hospital's health insurance services underwent scrutiny following numerous complaints from insured patients, shedding light on areas needing improvement. Patients voiced grievances ranging from rude staff behaviour to inadequate medication distribution during monitoring conducted by a coalition of stakeholders including local health committees, district representatives, and journalists. Project coordinator Samad Siddiqui
Gulaf staged in Norway
Nepali play ‘Gulaf’ is being staged in Oslo, the capital of Norway. The play, titled ‘The Rose: An Awakening Journey o
End Provincial Disparity
The recent statistics made public by the National Statistics Office (NSO) regarding the Provincial GDP estimation for the current fiscal year 2023/24 highlights the longstanding provincial disparities. According to
UK's Infected Blood Scam
Maintaining good health remains a priority for every individual. For the same purpose, we visit hospitals and clinics. Our belief in doctors and medical personnel is very high. And it is the same trust that makes us fe
Pressure shaft installed at Rahughat hydropower project tunnel
The 'Pressure Shaft' of the 40 MW Rahughat hydropower project under construction in Raghuganga Rural Municipality of Myagdi has been connected. According to the project, a 1,049-metre-long pressure shaft tunnel of the hydropower project has been connected.
Pakistani doctors treat hundreds of victims of heatstroke
Doctors treated hundreds of victims of heatstroke at hospitals across Pakistan on Thursday after an intense heatwave sent temperatures above normal levels due to climate change, officials said.
New York writers' workshop begins
The New York Writers Workshop kicked off its Kathmandu Workshop in collaboration with the White Lotus Book Shop at Park Village Resort, Budhanilkantha, on Thursday. During the opening ceremony, the workshop faculty provided an overview of the Kathmandu Workshop and discussed how it would culminate in the inaugural Himalayan Literature Festival which will take place on May 27 and 28 at the Kathmandu Guest House in Thamel.
Lamichhane's T20 WCup future uncertain amidst visa quagmire
After getting acquitted of rape by the Patan High Court on May 15, Sandeep Lamichhane’s suspension in national and international cricket was revoked. The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) then started the process of inducting Lamichhane into the squad for the T20 World Cup in June.
Lumbini Master Plan sees 3% progress in 5 years
The Lumbini Master Plan, one of the national pride projects of the government, has not been completed even 46 years after the government announced its construction.
Lumbini will be developed as global centre for peace: PM
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that the current government was striving to promote Buddha’s teachings, guidelines, and birthplace as a destination for world peace and religious tourism.
British actor Jamie Bacon, Pradeep Khadka team up for ‘Eklo’
British actor Jamie Bacon and Nepali actor Pradeep Khadka have teamed up for director Pradeep Shahi’s Nepali international sci-fi zombie thriller film ‘Eklo’ in the lead roles.
Citizens Need Democratic Competence
More than a billion registered voters across the countries of Asia-Pacific region in particular have gone to the polls in a slew of elections held this year. To begin, Bangladesh conducted polls on Jan 7 right after the b
Filling Climate Finance Shortfalls
The debate on global south vs global north is being heightened on the environment and climate justice. Climate equity or the fair distribution of the benefits and burdens of climate change and envir
Shailung farmers making good money from potato cultivation
Farmers of Shailung in Dolakha have been attracted towards potato cultivation lately. Farmers are attracted towards commercial potato farming after getting good income from potato cultivation instead of other crops.
No need to travel abroad to take selfies on good roads, attractive bridges: Oli
Chairman of the CPN-UML and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that with the construction of quality roads and captivating bridges within Nepal, there’s no need to travel abroad to take selfies.
