- Sunday, 22 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Discussion on Misa Pasa held
An interaction was held on Misa Pasa, an anthology of short stories in Nepal Bhasa by the Chancellor of Nepal Bhasa Academy, Yagyaratna Dhakhwa, in Bhaktapur recently.
Growth Projection
As the economy is struggling to come out of the crippling impact of recession, here is good news – it is gradually improving since the last fiscal year. According to an estimate of National Statistics Office (NSO), Nepal’s econo
Helambu working to protect yak
Helambu Rural Municipality has initiated the conservation of the Chauri (yak), which is on verge of disappearance. Nima Gyaljen Sherpa, Chairperson of the rural municipality, said that the yak population had been dwindling recently, so the rural municipality had introduced various programmes to protect the yak. Yaks can still be sighted in Melamchi Ghyang a
Balen's Eventful Tenure
Balen Shah has become a household name, with youths emulating his outfits and showing immense support for the rapper-turned mayor on social media platforms. His victory in the mayoral election is often attributed
24 dead as highway collapses in China
A section of a highway collapsed early Wednesday in southern China, sending cars tumbling and leaving at least 24 people dead, according to state media. Eighteen cars fell
Demolish roadside houses, Vyas Municipality orders owners
Vyas Municipality of Tanahun has recently urged the concerned authorities to demolish the houses on the road in Damauli, district headquarters of Tanahun, within seven days.
Dr. Hemant Khatiwada comes up with Hindi songs book
Songwriter Dr. Hemant Khatiwada’s book of Hindi songs, ‘Kaise Maan Mastaba Pyare’ has been published. In the book, Khatiwada has mainly included songs about love and romance.
Literature, once exempt, gets censor’s chop
A new “council of experts” set up in Russia is leveraging a decade-old law against gay “propaganda” to censure books. The move marks a new stage in the Kremlin’s control of information by targeting a broad array of literature, a cultural domain that has long enjoyed a special latitude in the country.
200,000 devotees throng Maha Kumbha Mela on single day
More than 200,000 devotees took a holy dip in the Kaushiki River on the 23rd day of the 12-year Full Maha Kumbha Mela at Chataradham, Sunsari, on Wednesday.
Forced to migrate for job, workers bring home pains
Many workers compelled to leave home for India and third countries for work due to limited job prospects at home lack accident insurance. Many young men from the village have departed seeking work abroad out of necessity to support their families. Unfortunately, workplace accidents frequently lead to fatalities and severe injuries, causing profound distress to their families.
China building bridge in Hilsa of Humla
China is assisting Nepal in the construction of a concrete bridge over the Karnali River in Hilsa, an area bordering China. To make travel in Hilsa easier, the Chinese side will complete the construction process within one year.
Prioritise Job And Social Security
Unemployment is Nepal’s one of the most pressing problems. Other problems such as poverty and inequality hover around unemployment. Indeed, these later problems are largely the byproducts of the unemployment pr
Putting People And Planet Before Profit
Investment is traditionally defined as the commitment of resources to achieve later benefits. Investment of resources could include both tangible and intangible goods. For example, investment of quality time on children ap
Fire kills one in Lalitpur, destroys seven houses in Sarlahi
: A man was killed and another man was injured while extinguishing that fire that broke out in Tapeshwar Community forest, Godavari Municipality-4, Lalitpur. According to the police, critically injured Shan
Track open at Chhahare cliff of Karnali corridor
An initial track of the Humla section of the Karnali Corridor has been opened at the rocky slope of Chhahare. The Nepali Army was assigned the task of b