- Monday, 9 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Seven senior Nepali writers honoured in Lucknow
By Siraj Khan,Nepalgunj, Dec. 30: Seven senior Nepali writers and journalists, including Siraj Khan, Nepalgunj correspondent of Gorkhapatra, were honoured in Lucknow, India. They were felicitated during an Intern
Africa Cup Algeria go through as Ivory Coast and Camerooon draw
Defending champion Ivory Coast and five-time winner Cameroon drew 1-1 after a mighty tussle at the Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday, while Algeria reached the last 16 with prominent fan Zinedine Zidane again watching on.
Rs. 2.19B secured for reconstruction of Ilam infrastructure
The Ministry of Finance has approved budgetary source consent amounting to Rs. 2.19 billion for the repair and reconstruction of roads and bridges in Ilam damaged by heavy rains on October 4 and 5.
Repercussions Of Nepal's Gen-Z Uprising
In the aftermath of the September 8-9 uprising, it is expected that the interim Prime Minister, Sushila Karki, should perform at least two significant tasks. First, she has to reassure people that the interim governm
Challenges To Teaching Digital Natives
Most teachers of language and literature, social sciences, probably also science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in the metros and semi-metros, may have faced this situation one time or another: St
Underwater Cities
Thousands of years ago, the shores of the Black Sea looked different. Where the surf roars today, cities with temples, streets, and squares once stood. But the sea advanced—slowly and inexorably. Its waves engulfed e
Unyielding Dry Spell
Despite Nepal being an agrarian country and a significant number of its population being involved in agriculture, it is highly vulnerable to climate change and erratic weather patterns. Ours, to a large ex
NOC seeks govt cooperation to end disputes
The President of the Nepal Olympic Committee (NOC), Jeevan Ram Shrestha, has said the NOC is ready to work with all stakeholders to advance Nepali sport. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the N
Kanyam hosting Suryodaya Food and Cultural Festival
The popular eastern tourist destination Kanyam is set to host the Suryodaya Food and Cultural Festival on the occasion of the English New Year 2026.
Korala border opening boosts business, jobs
The opening of the Korala border point between Nepal and China has led to a sharp rise in business activities and job opportunities in Upper Mustang, with many local youth now actively involved in trade and services.
KMC scheme turns wards into hubs of women-led enterprises
Dozens of women from different wards of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) showcased and sold their handmade products at the ‘Made in Kathmandu Fest 2025’ held at Basantapur on Sunday, demonstrating the impact of the metropolis’s ‘One Ward One Model Programme’.
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President greets Gurungs on Tamu Lhosar festival
President Ramchandra Paudel has extended his greetings to the Gurung community and all Nepali citizens on the auspicious occasion of Tamu Lhosar. In a message issued on Tuesday, the Preside
Tony Hagen Park in Hetauda emerges as new scenic escape
Tony Hagen Park, constructed in the Bus Park TCN area of Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City-10, has recently been developing into a scenic destination. For visitors coming to Hetauda, the park has become a popular place to relax and spend leisure time.
Rupakot: A hidden tourist gem in Khotang
Rupakot, a stunning natural and culturally rich tourist destination in Khotang, has yet to gain the recognition it deserves. Despite its potential to become a major attr
Gurungs get set for Tamu Lhosar
The Gurung community is marking Tamu Lhosar, their New Year, on Tuesday by organizing various programs across the country, including in Kathmandu. The Gurung community has been celebrating
