- Wednesday, 29 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Movement on 2nd round of US-Iran ceasefire talks
There appeared to be movement toward another round of U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks Tuesday as two regional officials told The Associated Press that
Thapa's Matipuran launched
A humour and satire collection titled 'Matipuran,' authored by senior journalist Baldev Thapa, was formally launched in Banepa recently. The book was jointly unveiled by his son Uddhab Thapa and daughter-in-law Sirjana
Taxpayer services begin from Beni Municipality
Taxpayer services have been launched for the first time from Beni Municipality in Myagdi. The service was formally inaugurated on Tuesd
Time To Reorganise Political Parties
In recent times, the issue of party restructuring in Nepal has arisen among the lower strata of members of the conventional parties. While many of them demand that the apex leadership hand over power to yo
Protect Intellectual Property For Development
Today, global society is under the influence of industrialisation and globalisation. Looking at the global history of intellectual property, the concept is considered centuries old. The earliest patent law was imple
Avoid Addictive Apps
It is alarming how an entire generation is growing up with mobile technology and social media. Scrolling through the phone has become so pervasive that there is a Gen Z term for it called ‘brain-rot.’ Youths
Reviving Postal Service
The postal services in Nepal have served as an important link between the remote corners of the country, bringing important mails even in the absence of road connectivity and signals. For the people living away fro
Historic Gorkha-Jitgadhi trek concludes
The historic 207-kilometre, 11-day Gorkha-Jitgadhi Unification trek, which began on April 10 at Gorkha Durbar, concluded on Monday with a special ceremony at Jitgadhi in Butwal, Rupandehi district.
Iran missing from US talks
Iran said Tuesday it has not yet sent a delegation for new peace talks with the United States, as the temporary ceasefire which paused the Middle East war was set to expire. Iran and the US ha
Babai Irrigation Project cost nearly doubles
The long-awaited Babai Irrigation Project in Bardiya has seen its cost nearly double due to time overrun. Initially estimated at Rs. 16.43 billion, the project is now expected to cost around Rs. 33.19 billion.
Bhurtel, Lamichhane shine as Nepal level Under Lights T20I Series
Kushal Bhurtel and Sandeep Lamichhane produced match‑winning performances with bat and ball as Nepal defeated the United Arab Emirates by eight wickets to square the two‑match Twenty20 International series under lights at TU Cricket Ground on Tuesday. Nepal, who had lost the rain‑affected opener by six wickets on Monday, bounced back strongly afte
Rato Machhindranath chariot procession begins
Rato Machhindranath chariot procession, regarded as the biggest cultural and religious event of Patan, begins today, drawing an immense crowd of devotees. The chariot built at Pulchowk will be take
HoR rewrites rules setting procedural deadlines
A new draft of the House of Representatives rules has introduced strict time limits for handling unresolved impeachment motions, aiming to prevent long-standing cases from remaining undecided ac
Musahar children scavenge bricks to build their dream homes
Children from the Musahar community in Ward No. 6 of Rajbiraj have been scavenging for bricks in mud, hoping to build proper homes for themselves. They can be seen searching through debris
Sikta Project covers only 24,000 hectares of lands
The construction of the Sikta Irrigation Project, a national pride project under construction in Banke, has achieved irrigation coverage over 24,000 hectares of land despite taking nearly two decades and spending close to Rs. 24 billion.
