- Tuesday, 24 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Locals of Lapche grapple with network problem
Locals of Lapche in Sarkegad Rural Municipality-2, Humla district, are left with no option but to attach a wooden stick to their mobile phones to get connected with the mobile network.
Community schools collecting fees against constitutional provision
Article 31 of The Constitution of Nepal states that every citizen shall have the right to get compulsory and free education up to the secondary level from the state, but even the model community schools in Syangja district have been found charging fees on different headings violating the constitutional provision.
Nepal-India JSC meeting reviews bilateral power trade, project implementation status
The 11th meeting of the Joint Steering Committee on Power Sector Cooperation (JSC), co-chaired by Gopal Prasad Sigdel, Secretary (Energy), Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irr
Voters cast ballots in Bangladesh election amid opposition boycott
Voters in Bangladesh cast their ballots Sunday as polls opened in a parliamentary election fraught with violence and a boycott from the main opposition party, paving the way for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Awami League to seize a fourth consecutive term.
Snow hinders rescue and aid deliveries to quake victims in Japan
Rescue teams worked through snow to deliver supplies to isolated hamlets, six days after a powerful earthquake hit western Japan, killing at least 128 people. Heavy snowfall expected in Ishikawa Prefecture later Sunday and through the night added to the urgency.
Karnali govt launches citizen health screening campaign
The Karnali Province government has conducted a citizen health screening campaign to identify the health-related problems of the citizens.
Europe’s New Outlook On Migrants
At a time when the world begins to witness gradual changes in the traditional world order, much of Europe is turning—according to its own definition—rightist. Until a few years ago, it vociferously
Tourist Arrival Boosts Industry’s Confidence
The year 2023 brought a lot of glimmer of hope to Nepal’s tourism industry as the nation witnessed a strong recovery in the number of tourists despite numerous national and international
NHRC expresses concern over death in Sarlahi
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has said that its serious attention was drawn to the incident involving the death of Jaishankar Sah during a protest after argument over the issue of upgrading a health centre in Barahathawa, Sarlahi.
Sudurpashchim PA to elect committee chairs on Wednesday
The election of the chairpersons for the four parliamentary committees of the Sudurpashchim Province Assembly is scheduled for January 10. According to a notice published by Provincial Assembly Secretary Dev Bahadur Bogati on Sunday, the nomination of the candidates will take place on January 9. The election was initially scheduled for September 29 last year but was postponed at the last minu
Beyond Remittance
Remittance now stands as the backbone of the nation's economy and has played a crucial role in supporting stabilisation and growth. Remittance earning constitutes approximately 25 per cent o
Joys Of Outdoor Adventure
People who work long hours throughout the week often wonder what they will do on Saturdays. Usually, it's either finishing up errands that remain, spending time with family, or traveling somewhere to unwind after a stressful week at work. In contrast to previous years, local tourist destinations, particularly in the Kathmandu Valley, are overrun with visitors on weekends and other holidays. People are starting to un
IGP Aryal inaugurates Tripura battalion office in Jumla
Inspector General of the Armed Police Force Nepal Raju Aryal inaugurated the newly constructed No. 33 Tripura battalion office in Jumla. IGP Ayal inaugurated the office building made at Lamra located in Tatopani Rural Municipality-5 of Jumla during a programme held on Sunday.
Former PLA members left in state of neglect
Hattikhor in Nawalpur is a camp established by the then CPN-Maoist Army. Later, after the restoration of the peace process, Sewa Dal battalion of the Nepali Army began camping there. The camp has been beautified by planting and colouring trees and constructing pathways, sports arenas and courts.
NSJF Pulsar Sports Award on Jan. 26
The 20th edition of the NSJF Pulsar Sports Award, the most famous sports award of the country, has been scheduled for January 26, organisers informed.
