- Tuesday, 24 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Quake Victims Need Instant Relief
It is really heart-wrenching to read media reports of how the people are suffering in the recently quake-hit places of Jajarkot and West Rukum. When many people feel the bitter cold while even staying at their homes with warm clo
Patriotism Must For Nation-building
Many nations have been built by their citizens with hard labour. Many nations have risen in their name and fame. Many others have also fallen due to their own faults. The rise and fall of a nation depends not just on particular c
Khadka gives life to dead tree roots through his artworks
Sujan Khadka, a resident of Bhimeshwor Municipality in Dolakha district, has undergone a remarkable transformation as a tree root artist amidst the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the chaos of COVID-19, Khadka seized the opportunity to show
Fulfil Climate Pledge
Yet another year is coming to an end. And in a situation where the world is faced with rising global warming problems, the 28th Conference of Parties (COP) concluded recently in Dubai. Under the chairmanship of the United Arab Emirat
Sweet Relief To Farmers
To the relief of sugarcane farmers, the government has fixed the minimum support price of sugarcane at Rs. 635 per quintal for the current fiscal year 2023/24, an increase of Rs. 25 per quintal from a year ago. This critical measure ai
China quake survivors recover in hospitals
Chinese earthquake survivors recovered in hospital as rescue teams rushed to deliver supplies on Thursday, the third day since the country's deadliest quake in years killed 135 people. The toll rose from the previous day's 134, state news agency Xinhua said, as rescuers continued to search for victims buried as the soil liquified in northwestern Qinghai Province.
Bagmati, APF, Koshi, Lumbini start PM Cup Women’s Cricket with wins
Bagmati Province, Armed Police Force (APF), Lumbini Province and Koshi Province emerged victorious in the four opening matches of the PM Cup Women’s National Cricket Tournament that started on Thursday.
Story writer Kusum comes up with Parswa Dhoon
Parswa Dhoon (Background Sound), a collection of short stories in Nepali by Krishna Kusum, has hit the book stalls. Published by Shikha Books Kathmandu, the book has 13 promising stories of miscellaneous flavours. The writer, who has been living in Texas, USA, has written almost all stories of Nepalis li
‘AI image-generators being trained on explicit photos of children’
Hidden inside the foundation of popular artificial intelligence image-generators are thousands of images of child sexual abuse, according to a new report that urges companies to take action to address a harmful flaw in the technology they built.
Karnali Provincial Hospital introduces online OPD tickets
With the increasing inflow of patients, the Karnali Provincial Hospital in Surkhet has introduced online booking system for OPD patients. Prof. Dr. Dambar Khadka, Director of Karnali Pro
Super Seeder machine reducing cost and labour
New technology has been used to sow wheat seeds in Gadhi Rural Municipality and Dewanganj Rural Municipality in Sunsari. After the Super Seeder machine arrived in the village, it has helped mechanise wheat farming.
Next 5-year plan will be pragmatic, says NPC
The National Planning Commission (NPC) has said that the next five-year plan will be made more pragmatic to realise the concept of ‘building a prosperous country with proper planning and decision’.
Why Mediation Services Fail In Nepal
A few months ago, Mediation Council asked different teams of alternative dispute resolution experts to interrogate and produce suggestions on several issues such as mediation training curriculum and training management, performance and quality of mediation training providers, mediator’s code of conduct and many other relevant aspects. These issues have, indeed, significant bearing upon the process and outcome of mediation in enh
Ensure Cyber Security For Biomedical Device
According to KPMG (Klynveld Peat Marwick Goerdeler) advisory on medical device, annual sales of biomedical devices will reach eight hundred billion by 2030. This huge demand of growth is primarily driven by the connectivity of
India court to weigh future of Gyanvapi mosque
An Indian court has weighed into one of the country's most bitter religious disagreements by greenlighting cases on whether a mosque in the holy city of Varanasi should be opened to Hindu worshippers.
