- Saturday, 9 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Construction of petroleum storage facility starts in Rupandehi
Nepal Oil Corporation has started the construction of a petroleum storage facility along the banks of the Rohini River in Rupendehi. The construction includes embankment constructi
Boost Youth Involvement In Politics
Although former prime minister and UML chief KP Sharma Oli has proclaimed that he was physically and mentally fit to lead the party at least for next twenty years, the ground level reality does not support
Clean Mountain team of Army heads to Everest Base Camp
The Nepali Army team has moved from Namche of Solukhumbu to clean and collect mountain wastes including on Mt. Everest. The Clean Mountain Campaign-2024 team wit
Shore Up Adaptive Social Protection
Improving people’s living conditions and creating a resilient society is a daunting task. Lifting Nepal’s 20.27 per cent people, who are currently below the national poverty line, out of poverty demands a mixture of
Kate Hudson's lifetime album 'Glorious' drops in May
More than two decades ago, Kate Hudson took on the role of one of the most celebrated music fans to ever hit the silver screen: Penny Lane in "Almost Famous." It is required viewing for record obsessives — and for Hudson, an extension of a lifelong adoration of music.
Solar fences handed over to check elephant rampage in Jhapa
Offset solar fences have been handed over to the Community Forest Consumers Committee as part of the Human-Elephant Conflict Reduction Programme in Jhapa. Wardoff
Colourful roadshows mark India's poll season; voting starts Friday
Every five years, the world’s most populous democracy holds a giant election for millions of Indians to cast their vote on a new parliament. And it does so in its usual flamboyance — with a spectacle of dance, d
UK inflation falls to lowest level as food prices ease further
Inflation in the U.K. fell to its lowest level in two and a half years in March after a further easing in food prices, official figures showed Wednesday, a development which could further pave the way for a welcome cut in interest rates soon.
TVRS system making traffic fine paying work easier
An obligation to traffic rules violators to go to the traffic office for paying a fine is slowly coming to an end in most districts across the country with effective implementation of the Traffic Violation Record Software (TVRS).
Attracting Investors
Despite having abundant natural resources, Nepal has been unable to tap them in the absence of capital, technology and competent human resources. Nepal began to interact with the outside world more than seven decades
Oldest Helmet On Earth
The Persian and the Lydian and the Libyan were in your army, and they were your warriors, they hung a shield and a helmet on you - Book of the Prophet Ezekiel, 27:10. Everyone know
‘Hostel 3’ to be made with new director
‘Hostel 3’ is slated to be the third installment of the popular movie series ‘Hostel’, which had launched many star actors in the Nepali film industry. The third installment will be directed by Sashan Kandel, with the script penned by Madhav Sharma. Director Kandel himself wrote the story. ‘Hostel’ and ‘Hostel Returns’ were produced by Sunil Rawal, but Rawal’s investment will not continue in ‘Hostel 3’.
Homes demolished in Abidjan over health concerns
Dame Touré rushed to quickly gather what she could as bulldozers rolled into her neighbourhood in Ivory Coast's fast-growing economic hub of Abidjan. Her three children joined her, stuffing plastic bags with clothes and whatever other items they could grab, before their home was reduced to rubble as armed security forces looked on.
Undefeated Nepal facing UAE in semi-final
Nepal has continued its winning streak at the ACC Men’s Premier Cup 2024. Defeating Saudi Arabia in the final group-stage match of the tournament on Wednesday, Nepal progressed into the semi-final as the topper of Group A with four wins in four matches. Nepal is facing the UAE, second positioned team of Group B, in the semi-final scheduled on Friday.
Japan records a trade deficit despite recovering exports
Japan recorded a trade deficit for the third straight fiscal year as the costs of energy and other imports rose and the yen remained weak. The deficit was 5.89 trillion yen ($38 billion) for the fiscal year that ended in March, according to Finance Ministry data released Wednesday.
