- Friday, 8 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
UML withdraws support to govt, ministers resign en masse
Eight ministers from the CPN-UML tendered their resignation en masse to Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ on Wednesday evening. According to the Prime Minister’s Secretariat, CPN-UML ministers serving in the cabinet have submitted their resignation to Prime Minister Prachanda. The CPN-UML ministers submitted their resignation, after the party’s decision to withdraw its support given to the government led by Prime Minister Prachanda.
Visionary Leadership Key To Development
The world seems to be caught in a never-ending hurricane of controversies involving political leadership. Be it the Western world, Africa, or South Asia, statespersons, who can envision their country's growth and
Farmers' Rights To Food Sovereignty
Food sovereignty is essential to ensure the rights of the farmers. As producers, farmers play an important role when it comes to production, storage, pricing, distribution, and regulation of food. The conce
Research training on non-communicable diseases begins in Ilam
A research campaign for non-communicable diseases is being held in Rong Rural Municipality, Ilam, in collaboration with the Epidemiology and Disease Con
About 14% paddy plantation completed in Koshi Province
Paddy plantation has been completed in 13.71 per cent of total paddy fields in the Koshi Province by Friday. According to Purnamaya Gurung, Information Officer and Horticulture Development Officer of Directorate of Agricultural Development, Koshi Province, paddy plantation has been completed in 13.71 per cent of the total paddy fields by the end of June this year.
Haiti's gang violence has displaced 300,000 children, the UN says
Gang violence in Haiti has displaced more than 300,000 children since March, the U.N. children's agency said Tuesday as the Caribbean country struggles to curb killings and kidnappings.
Self-reliance On Food
As the world is passing through the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Nepal’s agriculture, manufacturing and other areas of economy are still lagging behind in embracing cutting-edge technologies for fast, effi
Evaluate Education System
This year’s SEE (Secondary Education Examination) results were published on June. And they were disappointing. Only 47.86 per cent of students who appeared for exams passed. About 52.14 per cent were non-gra
Share market records two circuit breaks with double-digit growth
The share market witnessed notable fluctuation on Tuesday, triggering two positive circuit breakers. The trading was suspended for a while due to two positive circuit breaks, but after the second break, the market corrected.
Peace Gallery inaugurated in Kathmandu to commemorate Nepal's decade-long conflict
A Peace Gallery is made with an artistic design that contains a complete record of the peace process that ended the 10-year conflict. The gallery established by the Women for H
Umesh passes SEE writing with leg
Umesh Khatri from Banke's Raptisonari Rural Municipality is physically impaired. The 18-year-old boy cannot use both his hands and his legs are also not perfect. But Khatri passed this year’s SEE scoring a 2.92 GPA from local Laxmi Secondary School Madui, writing with his leg. Of the 47 students who appeared in the technical stream of SEE, only seven, including Umesh, passed while only five of 58 who appeared in the SEE under the general stream got through it.
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Dumped garbage flows into private land
The garbage dumped by Urlabari Municipality of Morang has reached the fields of farmers in Urlabari-8 and Ratuwamai-10. The municipality has entrusted the responsibility of waste management to Jay Shree Pathibhara Environment Care Pvt. Ltd. The company has been disposing waste at Jhumra on the eastern side of the Bakraha River. The river changed its course to the east, and as a result, the waste has been washed into the farmers' fields. Not only in the fields, but even the Bakraha River se
Portugal need penalties to set up showdown with France
Portugal spared Cristiano Ronaldo's blushes but still needed penalties to beat Slovenia after a 0-0 draw to set up a Euro 2024 quarter-final with France, who edged out Belgium 1-0 on Monday.
Cartoon exhibition on ‘Disaster Risk Reduction’ begins
A cartoon exhibition titled ‘Disaster Risk Reduction Exhibition’ began in a collaborative effort between the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) and the Nepal Cartoonist Club here on Tuesday.
Floods and landslides in India's northeast kill at least 16 people
Floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains have killed at least 16 people over the last two weeks in India's northeast, where more than 300,000 have been displaced from their submerged homes, authorities said on Tuesday.
