- Tuesday, 24 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Cooperatives close, leaving depositors in distress
Many co-operatives operating in Rupandehi have been closed without returning the money of the depositors. The latest deviations in cooperatives across the country have also impacted the cooperatives in Rupandehi district.
Koshi fix title showdown with APF at PM Cup
Koshi Province secured their spot in the Prime Minister (PM) Cup Women’s T20 National Cricket Tournament title match against APF Club after defeating defending champions Sudu
The Red Suitcase on April 12
The Red Suitcase, which has travelled to various prestigious film festivals worldwide, is now set to be released in the cinema halls. Announcing a film poster on the occasion of the New Year, the production unit announced the film's release date.
Japan warns of tsunami after earthquakes
A succession of 21 earthquakes registering 4.0 magnitude or stronger struck central Japan in just over 90 minutes on Monday, the Japan Meteorological Agency said. The strongest jol
Worrying Issue Of Foreign Employment
Two youths, aspiring to go to South Korea as migrant workers, died in a police firing last Friday, bringing to our attention the pathetic condition of the foreign employment system in the country.
Ensure Sustainable Water Management
Water woes in the Kathmandu Valley are acute these days as in the past. The Melamchi Drinking Water Project has almost been completed but there are still snags. The national pride project, which started in November 2001, began distributing water to the Kathmandu Valley in March 2021. The project has a capacity of supplying 170 million litres of water a day. The people
Shelter For Quake Victims
Over 13,500 temporary houses have been built in Rukum West and Jajarkot, the worst affected districts by November 3 earthquake, with the grant given by the government to the victims. A
Otter Conservation To Save Wetland Ecology
Otters, belonging to the Mustelidae family, are peculiar owing to their feeding habit and their way of living. These animals can attract tourists and help promote wildlife tourism. Otters are known for their playful behaviour having long, streamlined bodies and webbed feet which make easier to walk, swim, groom, and handle prey. They are cute creatures that swim around, hol
Devchuli Danda now popular hiking destination
Devchuli Danda (Hill) in East Nawalparasi is now becoming popular among hiking enthusiasts, particularly during holidays and festivals. Tourists visit it to enjoy the scenic mountain views from its top. One can enjoy panoramic views of various areas in Nawalpur, as well as glimpses of Tanahun, Palpa, Kaski, and Chitwan. The sight of the stunning snow-c
No Nepali will be deprived of medical treatment: Health Minister Basnet
Minister for Health and Population Mohan Bahadur Basnet has said that no Nepali will be deprived of medical treatment due to a lack of money.
David Warner retires from one-day cricket
Dynamic Australian opener David Warner called time Monday on one-day international cricket ahead of his farewell Test against Pakistan this week, but kept the door open to play the 2025 Champions Trophy if needed.
Amar Aakash's Tungna released
Poet Amar Akaash's debut collection of poems Tungna was released amid the presence of literary figures in the capital. Senior poets Shailendra Sakar, Hari Adhikari,
Israeli strikes in central Gaza kill at least 35
Israeli strikes in central Gaza killed at least 35 people Sunday, hospital officials said, as fighting raged across the tiny enclave a day after Israel's prime minister said the war will continue for "many more months," resisting international calls for a cease-fire.
Bandipur begins campaign to bring tourists
The Bandipur Rural Municipality has begun a campaign to attract tourists to the eponymous hill station. Under the campaign, tourism entrepreneurs and hoteliers of Bandipur plan to travel to different cities of the country to promote the settlement known as the 'Queen of the hills.'
Keeping life afloat rowing bamboos down Saptakoshi River
Saptakoshi River causes great havoc during the monsoon. It is, however, a source of income for many during the winter. Every year from October, people in Bhojpur,
