- Saturday, 9 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
'Two Sessions' Target Growth
China's 2024 "two sessions," taking place at a crucial point in the country's economic recovery, are expected to provide insights into the nation's economic direction for the coming year. Assessments by the World Bank and t
Army stays unbeaten in KPT’s group stage
Tribhuwan Army Club stayed unbeaten in the group stage of the Koshi Province Trophy. Defeating Armed Police Force (APF) Club by four wickets on Wednesday, Army won all four group-stage matches.
Int'l art exhibition, Plein Air workshop from March 15
An international art exhibition and Plein Air workshop titled ‘Kalashala,’ featuring national and international artists from various fine arts disciplines will begin on March 15.
Best three-row EV: Kia EV9, or Rivian R1S?
US, Shoppers thinking about buying a three-row SUV have plenty of options. Unless they want an electric SUV, that is. Fortunately, there are two models that hold a lot of promise: the Kia EV9 and the Rivian R
Rupandehi traffic police launches drive to teach lane discipline
Rupandehi Traffic Police has begun educating passengers and drivers about road lane discipline. Drivers of all types of vehicles plying along the Siddhart
Al Hilal set world record to reach ACL semis
Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal set a world record for consecutive victories with their 28th win in a row to reach the Asian Champions League semi-finals on Tuesday. A 2-0 victory at fellow Saudi side
Rasik, Meyangbo honoured
Nepali Pratibha Pratisthan UK has honouned senior musician and writer Ganesh Rasik with the Talent Felicitation, and journalist Pradeep Meyangbo with the Talent Award for their significant contribution to the field of art and literature.
IAEA chief reassures residents Fukushima nuclear plant is safe
The head of the U.N. atomic agency told local Japanese representatives at a meeting in Fukushima on Wednesday that the ongoing discharge of treated radioactive wastewater at the ruined nuclear power plant has met safety standards and that any restrictions on products from the region are “not scientific.”
British-built technical institute reduced to derelict state
Structures of Uttarpani Polytechnic Institute in Dhankuta Municipality-10 are becoming dilapidated due to lack of budget for maintenance. The institute was built in 1983 with the assistanc
Lohar earns Rs. 80,000 a month by crafting traditional iron tools
At a scenic spot along the Beni-Galeshwar road in the Kaligandaki corridor, Tuk Bahadur Lohar is busy working leaning towards his anvil. Nearby, in a temporary hut, beautifully crafted agricultural tools made by Lohar catch the glimpse of the passersby.
President appoints three province chiefs
President Ramchandra Paudel has appointed new provincial chiefs in Madhes, Gandaki and Sudurpashchim provinces by relieving the old ones. The President on Wednesday appointed Sumitra
Library coming into operation in Sindhuwa
A multi-purpose community library is being set up at Sindhua of Chhathar Jorpati Rural Municipality in Dhankuta. A three-storey library building is being co
Jhuna earns half a million rupees a month from fitness centre
Jhuna Rai, a resident of Dental Line in Dharan Sub-metropolitan City-18, has been earning half a million monthly by running a fitness centre. Rai returned to Nepal two decades ago with
Financial Literacy Aids Earning
Literacy is mostly used to understand if people can read and write or not. However, even people who may have high educational qualifications may not have various skills of leading a successful and happy life. One of
Nepal Needs Climate Justice
Science and technology has brought a revolutionary change in society. It has contributed to the qualitative development of almost all areas of human life. People from all walks of life are enjoying the fruits of tech
