- Friday, 8 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
KOICA, UNFPA join hands to support for safety of girls
The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Nepal and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Nepal signed an agreement for the project “Safe and enabling environment for adolescent girls and young women (SAFE-Girls)" on Friday.
Moment of truth for revamped Italy
Italy kick off their European Championship title defence against Albania on Saturday as a new-look team tries to rebuild the reputation of one of the world's most important football nations.
Translation seminar held
In a significant event aimed at enhancing the understanding and practice of translation, the Literature (Translation) Department of the Nepal Academy, in collaboration with the Society of Translators Nepal, organised a translation seminar in the capital on Thursday.
US-built pier in Gaza facing its latest challenge
The U.S.-built pier to bring food to Gaza is facing one of its most serious challenges yet — its humanitarian partner is deciding if it can safely and ethically keep delivering supplies arriving by the U.S. sea route to starving Palestinians.
Sikta Irrigation Project witnesses 92% physical progress
The Sikta Irrigation Project has witnessed 92 per cent physical progress in the current fiscal year 2023/24. The national pride project aims to provide irrigation facilities to 42,766 hectares of land of six rural municipalities in Kohalpur municipality and Nepalgunj
Rainfall likely in Kathmandu today
Kathmandu is likely to receive rainfall on Saturday. According to a meteorologist at the Meteorological Forecasting Division, Kathmandu has a 30 per cent chance of receiving rainfall on Saturday.
Govt opening a file to reclaim 9,000 Bigahas of encroached land
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Rabi Lamichhane has claimed that 9,000 bighas of public land have been encroached upon in the Greater Janakpur area.
Regenerative Agriculture For Food And Environmental Security
Nepali agriculture is not taking pace due to climate change, degradation of soil fertility, soil erosion, a lack of organic matter in the soil, haphazard use of agrochemicals, and an increase in human population and urbanisatio
Madhupark Magazine: Pride Of The Nation
Madhupark, the revered monthly literary magazine published by Gorkhapatra Corporation, marked its 57th anniversary celebration on the 30th of Jestha, 2081 BS. As we have commemorated this auspicio
Monsoon Calls For Swift Preparatory Measures
The monsoon season is upon us as rain clouds entered the country from the eastern border three days prior to its usual arrival on June 13. During this season, the Nepali people feel both delight and an unpredictable level of fright. Indeed, the monsoon rains are the lifeblood of Nepal's agriculture, in which around 65 per cent of the population is engaged for both sustenance and livelihoods. The timely arrival of
New Licchavi Inscription Discovered In Sindhupalchok
A new Licchavi inscription has been discovered in Mahadevtar, Ward No.10 of Indrawati (Bhot-sipa) VDC, Sindhupalchok. This inscription inscribed on the base of a Shivalinga, currently known as Tileshwar Mahadev, is dated in
Memorable Victory On 'AgroSphere' Innovation
As eighth-grade students at Asia Pacific School Dhapasi, we had the opportunity to learn robotics coding. We introduced many new and exciting concepts. To participate in an international competition called CO
We aim to bring down arrears to zero
Suryodaya Municipality, bordering India in Ilam district, is advanced in tourism, agriculture, animal farming and education. The municipality produces the highest amount of tea in the district and is known as the tea capital. The mu
History of war being preserved in museum
Construction of two museums has commenced in Karnali Province, a region significantly impacted by a decade of armed conflict. The provincial government has initiated the construction of war museums at Pili in Kalikot and Khara in Rukum.
India’s Polls And 'Neighbour First' Policy
When Lok Sabha elections were taking place in India, the political eco-chambers of South Asian capitals were filled with concerns and consolations about whether the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would win the majori
