- Saturday, 9 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Democracy Is All About Delivery
Marking the ushering of modern democracy in Nepal back in 1951 offers an opportunity to discuss briefly what it means, or should mean. Perceptions differ; so also do definitions. Some common features are, however, natural and acceptable
Retain Public Confidence In Judiciary
The rulings of Nepal's courts have far-reaching effects outside of courtrooms in the country's developing legal system. Every choice, painstakingly entwined with the legal system, has the power to alter the social structure, political landscape,
NC president Deuba to open Mahasamiti meeting today
Nepali Congress has said that it has completed all necessary preparations for its General Committee (Mahasamiti) meeting which is beginning in Godavari, Lalitpur, on Monday. Meen Bahadur Bishwakarma, the head of the Congress Publicity Department, addressed the media at the Godavari Sunrise Conference Centre on Sunday, confirming the party's readiness for the Mahasamiti meeting. The party has also established its media centre to disseminate information about the meeting in Godavari.
Besisahar-Chame road blacktopped
The blacktopping of 7.8 kilometres road section of the Dumre-Besisahar-Chame Road, the only road network connecting Manang district, has been completed. The construction work of the Dumre-Besisaha
Expedite Construction
The construction sector constitutes a vital component of national economy as it draws a huge investment from both government and the private sector. With spending on infrastructure, the sector stimulate economy in time of recession.
Tea Chat That Animates
In the heart of Kathmandu lies Basantapur, a bustling square steeped in history, culture, and the essence of daily life. Amidst the maze of narrow streets and ancient architecture, there exists a timeless tradition that transcends generations: tea chat. The age-old ritual that carries camaraderie and animating conversation has been an integral party of Nepalis' social life for centuries. Yet, in our modern, fast-paced world, the culture of tea chat risks fading into obscurity.
Over 400 detained in Russia while honouring Navalny
Over 400 people were detained in Russia while paying tribute to opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who died at a remote Arctic penal colony, a prominent rights group reported. The sudden death of Navalny, 47, was a crushing blow to many Russians, who had pinned their hopes for the future on President Vladimir Putin's fiercest foe. Navalny remained vocal in his unrelenting criticism of the Kremlin even after surviving a nerve agent poisoning and receiving multiple prison terms.
NRNA regrets its decision to buy Lalita Niwas land for its global secretariate
The Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) has expressed regrets over the confusion and controversy on its decision to invest in buying land at the Lalita Niwas and constructing its global secretariat there.
National Forum of Newar Journalists honours journos
National Forum of Newar Journalists honoured Upesh Maharjan, Consulting Editor of the Gorkhapatra Corporation, for his significant contribution to promoting Nepal Bhasa, Newar culture and in issues of inclusiveness.
Rohini Rana comes up with another cook book
Rohini Rana has come up with another cooking book titled ‘The Nepal Cook Book’. The book was recently unveiled amid a programme in Kathmandu, delving into the culinary traditions of various ethnic groups from the Himalayas to the Tarai region. This marks Rana’s second venture into Nepali gastronomy, followin
New ‘Nepal A’ team loses first match against Canada XI
Introducing the 16-men squad to represent Nepal’s A team, on February 14, the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN), a day later on February 15, revealed a three ODI series of the new team with Canada’s first team.
Kala Sereng’s ‘Kalaka Antaraman’ released
Poet and lyricist Kala Sereng’s collection of poetry and songs, titled ‘Kalaka Antaraman’, was released amid a programme held in the capital on Saturday. The Chancellor of Nepal Academy, Bhupal Rai, unveiled the book.
Monument lists over 125,000 names of Japanese American WWII detainees
Samantha Sumiko Pinedo and her grandparents file into a dimly lit enclosure at the Japanese American National Museum and approach a massive book splayed open to reveal columns of names. Pinedo is hoping the list includes her great-grandparents, who were detained in Japanese American incarceration camps during World War II.
Simkot going through 14-hour daily power cuts
Hildum Power Distribution Centre has increased the load shedding time to 14 hours a day. The daily load-shedding hours have been increased after decreasing electricity generation due to reduced water level in the river.
Democratic republic achievement of 7-decades' struggle: President Paudel
President Ram Chandra Paudel has expressed belief that democracy fosters national unity along with social justice, equality, social harmony and prosperity. Giving a message of best wish
