- Friday, 8 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
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
Starting Anew
It’s nostalgia that you brew Oh dear moon of the starry vi
Valmiki's Vision Alongside Machiavellian Rulers
Maharshi Valmiki belonged to the old mythical days. His parents called him Ratnakar (a beam of precious jewels), but he plundered wayfarers for his family. Once, he met Narad, a legendary
The Old Man And The Cave
There was a cave about 65,000 years ago. In this cave lived humans and an old man who used to help his family. He had children and his wife. He also had grandchildren. When he
Capitalise Japanese Aid And Goodwill
Japanese Foreign Minister Kamikawa Yoko was in Kathmandu on a short official visit at the invitation of her Nepali counterpart Narayan Kaji Shrestha. The Japanese Foreign Minister visited several ot
AI's Implications For Academic Writing
Plagiarism is often considered a serious offense in universities and colleges. As in international scenario, in the context of Nepal, plagiarism is taken as grave breach of law in both undergra
‘We plan to make our municipality beautiful’
Baudhimai Municipality in Rautahat district is renowned for its historic temple ‘Baudhimai’ after which the municipality is named. Mayor Pradeep Kumar Yadav said he is working to make its citizens healthy a
Another Breakthrough
The tunnel breakthrough in Sunkoshi-Marin Diversion Multipurpose Project (SMDMP) on May 8 marks another milestone in tunnel era in Nepal. Similar breakthrough was also achieve
Check Corruption
As per the Corruption Perception Index (CPI) 2023, a measure introduced by Transparency International, Nepal ranks 108th out of 180 countries in the world. On a scale of zero to 100, Nepal rec
Private sector calls for bold measures in new budget
Stakeholders have advised Finance Minister Barsaman Pun and finance administrators to take bold decisions to improve the economy through the upcoming budget.
Gorkhapatra’s deputy executive editor Radha Prasad Joshi passes away
Gorkhapatra Daily’s deputy executive editor Radha Prasad Joshi passed away on Wednesday night. He was 54. According to his family members, Joshi was suffering from a kidney-related ailment. “My brother died at 11 pm on Wednesday at the Lalitpur-based KIST Medical College,” informed G
Inevitable Madrid continue CLeague love affair
Real Madrid turned to the same old story in the Champions League and even though Bayern Munich knew all of the words, they were powerless to stop the kings of Europe pulling off another improbable and yet inevitable comeback. Joselu’s late double fired the record 14-time winners into the Wembley final on
Young generation learning to play Hudko in Baitadi
Three generations of Ganesh Damai of Baitadi have played Hudko, a traditional musical instrument. Sarada Damai, 70, has been providing
Transitional council in Haiti embraces new changes
A transitional council tasked with choosing new leaders for Haiti is changing the way it operates in a move that surprised many as gang violence consumes the country. Instead of having a single council
