- Monday, 23 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Foreign Reserves Rise
Against all odds, Nepal’s economy is showing signs of gradual recovery. A report on the current macroeconomic and financial status, published by the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) Tuesday, reveals that the external s
My Trip To Philadelphia
I am on a family trip to Philadelphia. We wanted to walk around the waterfront but there wasn't any parking left so we decided to go to the Independence National Historical Park. We parked underground and as we emerged on the ro
Nepal to showcase ready-made garments in US fashion fair
A 6-member delegation led by Pashupati Dev Pandey, President of the Garment Association of Nepal is scheduled to participate at the 'Sourcing at Magic' fair to be held in Las Vegas, USA, from February 13 to 15.
Navigating Complex Geopolitical Terrains
Foreign policy is not a linear momentum maintained by predictable diplomatic activities. Foreign policy obligations cannot be met by merely following the directive principles of the constitution, policy guidelines e
Accord Priority To Agriculture Sector
There is no doubt that Nepal is an agro-based country. There are hundreds of thousands of people, who not only depend on agriculture for making an income, but also in providing day-to-day staple diet for their familie
Child rights protection building handed over
A province-level child rights protection building constructed at Gaihrigaun of Panauti Municipality-5 in Kavrepalanchowk district has been handed over to the District Coordination Committee, Kavrepalanchowk.
Haiti's premier urges calm as protests seek his ouster
Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry urged calm in a public address early Thursday following three days of violent protests that have paralyzed the country demanding his resignation.
Masinya: Story of injustice meted out against Tamang
The fundamental principle of law is to ensure equal treatment and protection of basic rights for all citizens, regardless of the community they belong to or the status they uphold.
Development Fillip
Sluggish pace of development in Nepal has become a perennial problem. One major factor bedeviling our development endeavours is the chronic problem of a meagre capital expenditure. And the problem has become so
Lure More Tourists
There was a time when I felt Nepal, as a tourist destination, was not recognised much in global platforms. Obviously, people could recognise the country as the Everest nation and that was it. However, with passing times, Nepal is gaining wider popularity around the world.
IT development is instrumental for good governance: Minister Sharma
Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Rekha Sharma, has advocated for utilising information technology as the basis of good governance and prosperity. Inaugurating the 29th CAN Infotech organised by the Computer Association of Nepal (CAN) Federation on Thursday, the Minister said the government acknowledged information technology as a basic need of the citizens as well as a national priority.
Nepal’s gritting bowling seals win in first of three ODIs against Canada
Captain Rohit Kumar Paudel was the man of the day for Nepal as his four-wicket haul helped the team win the first of the three ODI matches against Canada on Thursday.
Durgalal Shrestha, poet Raj Bhai Jakami honoured
Nepa: Pasa Pucha: America conferred honorary patronage to Durgalal Shrestha, the Nepal Bhasha (Newari language) poet, and folk poet Raj Bhai Jakami in Kathmandu.
We’ll fulfil public expectations: Mayor Sonar
Jaleshwor is recognised as the first and oldest municipality of Mahottari district. Jaleshwor, previously known as the headquarters of Janakpur region, was declared a municipal panchayat on April 27, 1980. However, th
Climate change fuelling disappearance of Aral Sea
Toxic dust storms, anti-government protests, the fall of the Soviet Union — for generations, none of it has deterred Nafisa Bayniyazova and her family from making a living growing melons, pumpkins and tomatoes on farms around the Aral Sea.
