- Tuesday, 24 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Nepal Police wins 2024 PM Cup
Nepal Police Club was undoubtedly the best team in the PM Cup Men’s National Cricket Tournament 2024. The team made the statement echo louder by winning the tournament and lifting the trophy at the TU International Cricket Ground on Saturday.
Salala – A Tribute To The Flood Victims Of North Sikkim
Born on August 27, 1985, in Kalimpong, India, Bipul Chettri is one of the most well-established names in the Nepali music scene. His glorious career flaunting his magical songwriting and arranging abilities brims numerous exquisite soulful melodies.
Rain-scrambled parade scheduled in New Orleans
New Orleans' annual Carnival celebration entered its high-intensity home stretch Friday with a beefed-up police presence and a weather forecast that threatened to disrupt the first of two weekends of elaborate parades.
Nepal to export cement worth Rs. 150 billion annually
The cement and clinker worth Rs. 1.76 billion have been exported from Nepal during the first six months of the current fiscal year 2023/24. During this period, the overall export of the country decreased by 7.23 per cent.
Complexities of medical equipment procurement in Nepal
Nepal’s healthcare landscape has undergone a significant change, particularly in the realm of medical equipment procurement, since the establishment of federalism. There are multiple challenges and efforts involved in ensuring quality healthcare services across the diverse regions of Nepal.
India exhibits naval power
For decades, India has focused its defense policy on its land borders with rivals Pakistan and China. Now, as its global ambitions expand, it is beginning to flex its naval power in international waters, including anti-piracy patrols and a widely publicized deployment close to the Red Sea to help protect ships from attacks during Israel’s war with Hamas.
Culture Serves As Soft Side Of Politics
Democratic politics promotes the cultured life of people offering them collective memory and opportunity for choice based on norms, beliefs, tradition and institutions vital to spur social mobility and progres
Syangja Hospital introduces physiotherapy services
Physiotherapy services have recently begun at the Syangja District Hospital, ending the compulsion for patients to travel to Pokhara or Kathmandu to receive treatments. This development, supported by the Gandaki
Nepal wraps up U19 World Cup with loss to India
Winning in a nail-biting do-or-die match against Afghanistan’s young side during the group stage and qualifying for the Super Six, Nepal’s younguns expanded their stay in South Africa. The team’s extended campaign ended after losing against India in its final match of the Super Six Group A on Friday.
The Art Of Parenting
Picture this: Anna, a mother of two, finds herself constantly torn between conflicting advice from parenting books, online "parenting gurus," and well-meaning friends and family. She wonders, "What's the best way to rai
Six receive Kalashree awards
Veteran short story writer Bhagirathi Shrestha has been honoured with National Kalashree Award-2080 for her outstanding contribution to Nepali short stories. The award carries a purse of Rs. 100,000.
Jordan books historical semi-final berth at Asian Cup
A Vahdat Hanonov own goal was enough to send Jordan to the AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2023™ semi-finals for the first time in their history, following a 1-0 victory over Tajikistan at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium on Friday.
Memoir on Krishna Prakash Shrestha released
Nepal Russia Society of Literature has come up with Samjhana Ko Tarelima Krishna Prakash Shrestha (Late Krishna Prakash in the Wave of Memories), a collection of memoirs in Nepali by 30 authors.
‘Israel has gone too far in war in Gaza’
Half of U.S. adults say Israel's 15-week-old military campaign in Gaza has “gone too far,” a finding driven mainly by growing disapproval among Republicans and political independents, according to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Centre for Public Affairs Research.
Pokhara Balloon gets permission to fly up to 9,000 feet
Balloon Nepal, the only company in Nepal offering hot air balloon flights from Pokhara, has recently been authorised to ascend to 9,000 feet above ground level. Bikram Bade, President of Balloon Nepal, stated that previously restricted to a maximum altitude of 3,000 feet, the balloons can now offer passengers an enhanced view of the Annapurna snow range, Pokhara, and breathtaking views of the sunrise and sunset.
