- Monday, 23 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Spring Skies, Lunar Adventures
Red Junglefowl (Gallus gallus) which is locally known in Nepal as "luiche" is a magnificent bird hailing from the Phasianidae family. It is the ancestor of modern-day domestic chickens, however, exhibiting noticeable differences.
Nepal's Connectivity Conundrum
If science is the wheel of fire, economics inspires the nation’s wheel, and statesmanship turns it with willpower and determination, go back to the 1960s, and you’ll find how Nepal had inaccessible rocks and plai
Microphone, My Teacher
Dale Carnegie, a late American writer and lecturer (1888–1955), in one of his famous books, “How to Develop Self-confidence and Influence People by Public Speaking,” whispers gently to his readers how public spe
Spring Skies, Lunar Adventures
The night skies of this spring month would exhibit exclusive scintillating sights of giant planets Jupiter and Uranus and their mystique moons. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Neptune would be mostly lost in s
Testimony Of Nepali History In Thailand
Nepalese, known as Nepali or Gorkhali in different parts of the world, share a migration history spanning over a century, contributing to the development of new histories in various places. They have settled in countries that are both advanced and struggling economically, residing in both large and small nations. Geographically, it appears that there is hardly a place untouched by the Nepali presence in terms of dist
Activating Body Chakras To Re-energise Life
Are you familiar with the concept of chakras, or energy points within the human body? Actually, the word chakra, originating from Sanskrit meaning "wheel" or "disc," is believed to refer to spinning centres of energy located al
Efficient Exam Prep
In light of the rapidly approaching SEE exams, many students may wonder how to study efficiently enough. Exams are a massively stressful time for the vast majority, as they bring a huge load of pressure and worry.
Tasks Before New Vice Chancellor
After a considerably lengthy process of selecting a Vice Chancellor of Tribhuvan University, the Chancellor finally appointed an experienced person for the position. Wishing him the best for his successful tenure,
Hydropower Vital For Economic Growth
There are certain sectors which could benefit Nepal immensely. Naturally one of these sectors is the hydropower that holds huge potential for generating and selling large amount of electricity. Then there are th
Challenges in conservation of gharials released in Rapti river
Banke National Park has been releasing gharial hatchlings into the Rapti River for several years to help balance the environment, but there is a significant challenge in protecting them.
US adults fracture along party lines
As Russia makes battlefield advances and Ukrainian soldiers run short on ammunition, U.S. adults have become fractured along party lines in their support for sending military aid to Kyiv, according to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Centre for Public Affairs Research.
National Pride Projects
Nepal is a least developed country desperate to graduate to the status of a developing country. Keenly aware that without massive investment in mega infrastructural projects that dream is unlikely to materialis
End War-induced Famine
Wars cause serious harm to the lives of innocent people, including young children. War-torn countries have no access to basic amenities such as food and water, resulting in widespread hunger, famine and even deat
CNI, UAE Chamber sign deal to promote business relations
The Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI) and Nepal UAE Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NUAECCI) have made an agreement to promote business relations between the two countries.
NA members stress upholding prestige of house
Members of the National Assembly have advocated for upholding the integrity and prestige of the assembly. During today’s assembly meeting, departing members, whose term ends on March 3, offered their insights and recommendations.
