- Tuesday, 24 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Snares Of Screens
A recent study has stated that people tend to view their smartphones even when they are watching movies and shows at home on television or a computer. And since many movies and series are currently released on the streaming platforms directly, it means that they will be competing with smartphones for the attention of the audience.
Karnali inflict 7th consecutive loss on Koshi
Karnali Province handed Koshi Province its seventh continuous loss in the PM Cup Men’s National Cricket Tournament at Mulpani International Cricket Ground on Day 11. Put on to bat first, Koshi were bundled out in
Attraction of EVs growing, above 5,100 EVs imported in 6 months
The attraction of consumers towards electric vehicles has been increasing over the years. The import of electric vehicles has increased by almost three folds during the first six months of the current fiscal year as compared to the same period last fiscal year.
Bham’s ‘Shambhala' selected for Berlin International Film Festival
Min Bahadur Bham’s film ‘Shambhala' has officially been selected for the Berlin International Film Festival, making it the first Nepali feature film to achieve this feat.
Pentagon has no more money for Ukraine
For the first time since Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin established the international group to sup
Construction work of Siddhababa tunnel begins
Almost 22 months after the signing of the project, construction of the 1.126 km long Siddhababa tunnel way connecting Butwal and Palpa has begun. The tunnel that falls along the Siddhartha Highway is one of the national pride projects of the government.
KMC bans vehicle parking in New Road area
Anyone walking down the streets in the New Road area of Kathmandu on Tuesday must have had an entirely different experience. New Road, the business hub of the capital city, didn’t look its usual self as the roads seemed significantly wider, with no two- and four-wheelers parked around. Thanks to the proactive measures taken by the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) in prohibiting vehicles from parking on the blacktopped roads of the city area.
Shifting Tides In Global Order
Amidst the intricate tapestry of global relations, the United States, once the uncontested leader, faces internal challenges jeopardising its global standing. The evolving global order is shaped by diverse factors, in
NAM’s Relevance And Nepal's Stance
With the end of the 19th Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit in Uganda on Friday, many have raised questions about the movement's significance in today's multi-polar world. According to observers, while the NAM
The Wheel on display
A collective art exhibition titled ‘The Wheel,’ featuring artworks by renowned Nepali artists, kicked off at the Nepal Art Council on Monday. Organised by the Cycle Culture Community, t
Lights installed to chase elephants away
The wards affected the most by wild elephants in Kamal Rural Municipality in Jhapa have begun installing lights on electric poles after the animals continued going berserk.
EU commits to support 16th Plan implementation
Ambassador of the European Union Delegation to Nepal Veronique Lorenzo met with Dr. Min Bahadur Shrestha, Vice-Chairman of the National Planning Commission, Nepal. On Monday, Ambassador Lorenzo h
Need For Trade Spur
The latest trade data made public by the Department of Customs show that Nepal's export has declined by 7.23 per cent while the import has fallen by 3.09 per cent during the first six months of the current fisc
Women Fight Femicide
In Algeria, patriarchy is still deeply rooted. Women are legally and socially disadvantaged, and the number of femicides has been alarming for years. Many women stand up against violence and oppression. The 1984 Algerian Family Code gov
Inedible colouring additive detected in cotton candy
In a concerning revelation, it has come to light, that inedible colours, specifically Rhodamine B, have been detected in cotton candy, a beloved treat for children, which is openly being sold in Nepali streets.
