- Tuesday, 24 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Count of homeless residents begins in LA
Los Angeles County’s annual count of homeless residents began Tuesday night — a crucial part of the region’s efforts to confront the crisis of tens of thousands of people living on the streets.
Herb collectors spend three months in caves
The locals of the southern villages of Changkheli Rural Municipality in Humla district have to stay in caves for months while collecting herbs from the forests. The herb collectors have been staying in the caves at night due to a lack of houses in the area and tents to spend the nights.
Nepal suffers 5-wicket loss to Pakistan
Nepali young guns suffered a consecutive second loss after going down to Pakistan by five wickets in the ICC Men’s U19 World Cup Cricket at the Buffalo Park Cricket Ground in East London, South Africa on Wednesday.
Loyang Sherpa wins World Rising Star
Loyang Sherpa emerged winner in the ‘World Rising Star 2024’ a children's competition held in Georgia. Loyang, a seventh-grader at Trijyoti Secondary School in Kapan, clinched the top title by surpassing contestants from 40 countries.
US strikes militia sites in Iraq
The U.S. military struck three facilities in Iraq and two anti-ship missiles in Yemen operated by Iranian-backed militias that have attacked U.S. personnel and ships in the region as the United States tries to keep the Israel-Hamas war from spilling over into a wider conflict.
Sagarmatha Lokmarga in sorry state due to negligence of contractor
Three decades have passed since the construction of the Sagarmatha Lokmarga began, yet the blacktopping remains incomplete.The then Prime Minister, Manamohan Adhikari, laid the foundation stone for the construction of the Sagarmatha Lokmarga (highway) in 1995.
Jhapa solar plant aiming to attract tourists
Jhapa Energy Limited's solar power plant in Bolochowk, Shivasatakshi Municipality-4, is going to both generate electricity and attract tourists. The plant will be formally inaugurated on February 6 by CPN-UML Chairman and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.
National Assembly election today
Election to the National Assembly is being held on Thursday. Voters have reached the provincial capitals of all seven provinces to cast their votes. Altogether 549 members of the provincial assemblies and 1,498 chiefs and deputy chiefs of local levels will cast their votes to elect 19 members of the Upper House of the Federal Parliament.
Biraj draws over 2000 arts in leaves
Biraj Bhandari, a 24-year-old man from Chandannath Municipality 2 in Jumla, possesses the unique skill of drawing pictures and shapes on leaves. He has, of late, found a way to turn his passion into a source of income by adding his name to these creations.
Army's photo and unit-centric exhibition kicks off
The Nepali Army has organised a photo and unit-centric exhibition at the Army Headquarters on the occasion of an upcoming Army Day. Chief of the Army Staff (CoAS) General Prabhu Ram Sharma inaugurated the exhibition with photographs, weapons, and equipment reflecting the activities of the army from the past to the present amidst a special function organised on Tuesday.
Need For Revitalising NAM
The 19th summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) concluded recently in Kampala, capital of Uganda. In the conference held from January 15 to 20, leaders and participants of different member states reviewed t
Ram Consecration Ceremony In Ayodhya
On 22nd January 2024, the Pran Pratishtha or consecration of the newly-built statue of Ram Lalla was carried out in Ayodhya with a lot of fanfare befitting the Hindu worshippers. This ostentatious ceremony
Preparations for Swasthani Bratakatha completed
Preparations for the month-long religious observation of Shree Swasthani Bratakhata, dedicated to the Hindu goddess Swasthani marked by abstention from food and recitation of the Swastani story have been completed, according to the Shree Madhavnarayan Swasthani Fasting and Salinadi Management Committee.
Overhead bridge projects left in limbo in Kohalpur
Projects to construct three overhead bridges in Kohalpur have been abandoned even after preparing a Detailed Project Report (DPR). The DPR for the overhead bridges in New Road Chow
End Project Delays
One major factor that holds back Nepal's development pace is the inordinate delay and soaring costs in the construction of big projects. These issues have once again come to the fore after Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal D
