- Sunday, 22 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Women worker helps on gravel crushing in Jajarkot
Women in Jajarkot have taken up the laborious task of crushing gravel to support their families, a necessity brought about by the increasing demand for construction materials in the capital. With the rise in private housing construction projects, these women have found employment in pounding the gravel essential for these endeavours.
6.6 kg Pythons found in Jhapa
Pythons, measuring up to 6.6 kg and weighing 600 grams, have been found in Mechinagar, Jhapa, along the roadside designated for the construction of the Asian highway, raising alarms about the impact of deforestation on the local wildlife.
Political Stability Still Elusive
On the eve of Nepali New Year 2081 B.S., a Cabinet meeting decided to prorogue the winter session effective from April 14. The government had not ended the parliamentary session just to give time to the lawmak
Tackle Depression With Empathy
Depression, often referred to as the "silent epidemic," is a global public health concern affecting millions of individuals worldwide. It is not simply feeling sad or down, but rather a persistent feeling of hopelessness,
Saving Snow Leopard
Over the years Nepal has made a significant progress in wildlife conservation. The active participation of communities, anti-poaching measures and initiatives to restore habitats played a crucial role in the conservation of
New Year's Aspirations
We have welcomed the New Year 2081 B.S., wishing good health and happiness to our family members, friends and relatives. The New Year brings new hopes, aspirations and opportunities. With this, further progr
Nara–Limi footpath helps for measles, rubella vaccination delivery
A significant milestone has been achieved in Namkha Rural Municipality-6 as vaccination against measles and rubella has been completed for 100 per cent of the children.
11-point directive issued to sports associations by NSC
The National Sports Council (NSC) has issued an 11-point directive to sports associations registered under the governing body of sports. The directives cover issues such as national and international level competitions and participation, regular training, seminars, grading, organisational structure and economic activities to be conducted as per the respective association’s structure.
Siruwa and Judsheetal festivals celebrated in Terai districts
On Baisakh 1 (Apr. 13), which marks the beginning of the Nepali New Year, Siruwa and Judsheetal festivals are celebrated in various places across Sunsari and other parts of Madhes.
Jumla-Rara Ultra Marathon competition to promote Nepal: Minister Shrestha
The fifth edition of the Jumla-Rara Ultra Marathon race, covering 49 kilometres from Jumla to Rara, has begun. The marathon is organised by Karnali Sports Club w
Harip Tatwo publishes debut album ‘Baacha’
Harip Tatwo is a five piece band with members hailing from Patan and Butwal, executing a blend of music influenced by subgenres of rock such as - indie, alternative, grunge and progressive. Although the band had initiated rehearsin
Iran's Revolutionary Guard seizes a container ship of Israel
"We know that bringing Zionists in this point is not merely for economic work," Tangsiri reportedly said. "Now, they are carrying out security and military jobs, indeed. This is a threat, and this should not happen."
Only 52 per cent budget spent in nine months
The government has spent only around 52 per cent of the targeted annual budget during the first nine months of the current fiscal year 2023/24. According to the daily report of the Financial Comptroll
Ensure Stability For Functional Governance
The historical and political aspirations of Nepalis for freedom and justice have thronged them into democratic struggles. Each political change has widened the social base of democracy in the nation. The promulgation of constitution in 2015 has ignited the hope of people that the nation will leap into an era of political stability, progress, good governance and peace and overcome its political culture of eternal gover
Plastic And Reconstructive Surgery In Nepal
Written evidences of reconstructive works by utilising the skin grafts date back to 4000 years. However, the modern field of plastic and reconstructive surgery flourished only in the 1960s. The aim of such surgical i
