- Sunday, 22 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Chitwan's Devnagar substation comes into operation
A 33/11 kV substation has come into operation at Devnagar of Bharatpur Metropolitan City-6 in Chitwan. The construction of the Devanagar substation with a 24 MVA power transformer was completed and charged on Thursday.
Leverkusen reaches Europa League final, keeps treble bid on course
Bayer Leverkusen had a double reason to celebrate in stoppage time on Thursday. Not only did it reach the Europa League final and keep
NCC delegation meets Oli, discusses economy
A delegation of the Nepal Chamber of Commerce (NCC) met with the Chairman of CPN (UML) and former Prime Minister, KP Sharma Oli and drew his attention to the current state of the economy.
Red Machhindranath Jatra begins
The procession of the Red Machhindranath chariot, regarded as the biggest cultural and religious event of Patan, Lalitpur, will begin on Saturday.
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Turkey turns Byzantine-era church into a mosque
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan formally opened a former Byzantine church in Istanbul as a mosque on Monday, four years after his government had designated it a Muslim house of prayer, despite criticism from neighbouring Greece.
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'Small projects to be handed to province, local bodies'
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that federalism would be strengthened by transferring small-scale projects, currently managed by the federal government, directly to the provincial and local governments.
Hyundai car assembling plant inaugurated in Nepal
Globally famous Hyundai cars are now going to be assembled in Nepal as the South Korean car manufacturer Hyundai has established its plant in Nepal.
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Chumchaur Jyulo: World’s highest place to grow paddy
A Paddy Plantation Festival was marked by planting Marsi paddy in Chumchaur Jyulo of Jumla district. Chumchaur Jyulo is the highest place in the world where rice is grown.
First meetings of budget session obstructed in both Houses
he first meetings of budget session of both the Houses of Federal Parliament were adjourned on Friday without entering the businesses after the Nepali Congress obstructed the
Kathmandu Valley's Battle Against Air Pollution
In recent times, the Kathmandu Valley has been under the spotlight due to persistently high Air Quality Index (AQI) readings, sparking widespread discussions about air pollution across mass
Permaculture: A Triple-Win Solution
In the developing world, smallholder farmers produce the bulk of the food that is consumed. No different from the others, Nepal, an agrarian nation, consists of around 2.7 million smallholder far
Blacklisting Of Banking Defaulters
The trend of taking loans from banks and financial institutions but not being able to pay due to circumstances or wanting to do so under the guise of power has affected the banking sector. If the bank fails to pay off the loan despite many attempts or acts against banking laws and regulations, such a person, firm, or company will be blacklisted in the credit information ce
Revamp Medical Entrance Exam
Each year, over 14,000 Nepali students embark on the challenging journey of attempting undergraduate medical entrance exams. However, this path is fraught with uncertainties and challenge
Book In The Age Of Internet
As I ensconce myself in a chair with a computer on a table, a fleet of tweets is emitted on screen. Among the slew of tweets, one reads, "Now Available, 'Non-Human Rights: Critical Perspectives',
Artful Masterpiece Of An Illustrator
In the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu's urban landscape, amidst the towering buildings and the ceaseless flow of life, there exists a timeless tradition—a ritual that transcends the chaos o
