- Sunday, 10 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
NASA's little helicopter on Mars has logged its last flight
NASA's little Mars helicopter has flown its last flight. The space agency announced Thursday that the 4-pound (1.8-kilogram) chopper named Ingenuity can no longer fly because of rotor blade damage. While it remains upright and in contact with flight controllers, its $85 million mission is officially over, officials said.
International Committee of HoR to visit India
A delegation of the International Relations and Tourism Committee (IRTC) of the House of Representatives is embarking on an eight-day official visit to India from January 30 to February 6. The 12-member delegation, including eight me
Dignitaries extol martyrs’ contribution to the nation
The nation is marking Martyrs Day 2024 on Tuesday commemorating the martyrs who sacrificed their lives to usher in democracy in the country. Four big martyrs—Shukra Raj Shastri, Dhrarm
Jet boat service makes journey from Bhojpur to Tarai districts easier
The operation of jet boat service in the Arun River has made travel to the Tarai districts easier for the people of the southern parts of Bhojpur district. Travelling by road to various Tarai districts from Bhojpur was difficult before this due to the lack of bridges over big rivers like Arun and Dudhkoshi. But this problem has been addressed after daily jet boat service came into operation from Kopche of Hatuwagadhi-9, except during the monsoon period.
Klesha selected for 23rd Bharat Rang Mahotsav
The play ‘Klesha’ has been selected for the 23rd Bharat Rang Mahotsav, one of the prestigious theatre festivals in the world. Conceived and directed by Vijaya Karki, the play ‘Klesha’ will be staged at the festival on February 17 and 19.
Unexpected Challenges For Israel
In a classic case of not forgetting the hardships and indignities the black people in South Africa suffered during the apartheid rule by a white minority, South Africa in the other week moved the International C
Take Steps To Save Lives On Roads
In deficiency of collective and thoughtful interventions aimed at reducing road accidents, Nepal witnesses a considerable number of road crash deaths every year. It is saddening to mention here that the country has o
UN chief calls on countries to resume funding Gaza aid agency
The secretary-general of the United Nations on Sunday called on countries to continue funding the main agency providing aid in Gaza after several of its employees were accused of taking part in the Hamas attack on Israel that ignited the war four months ago.
Chitwan to host Sauraha South Asian Film Festival
Sauraha South Asian Film Festival will be held in Sauraha, Chitwan from February 1. Organised by Caravan Nepal, the festival will be held at the Chitrasari Sports Ground in Ratnanagar Municipality-7.
Pun sells 1716 books in Birendranagar in four days
Mahabir Pun, the founder of the National Innovation Centre, has sold a total of 1,716 copies of his autobiography titled 'Understanding, Dreams and Uninterrupted Journey' in just four days.
Madhes ends group-stage with win while Binod, Basir shine for Army
Madhes Province collected 12 points to end its group-stage campaign of the PM Cup Men’s National Cricket Tournament after winning its final group match against Lumbini at Mulpani International Cricket Ground on Sunday.
Woes Of Susta Locals
Every state has an obligation to protect its citizens. This entails physical, social, legal and economic security of the people. The state is a guardian of the people. Its protection creates an enabling conditions for peace, justice and development, which constitute vital elements in ensuring a life of dignity, prosperity and happiness. The people have a sense of confidence and ownership of the governance system if it safeguards
Internet Gaming Disorder
In the fast-evolving age of digital platforms, online gaming has advanced from a normal hobby to a global phenomenon, captivating people from all around the world. While gaming offers a relaxing and entertainin
SC issues directive order to amend NHRC Act
The Supreme Court has recently published the full text of the directive order issued in September last year in a writ petition filed five years ago regarding the lack of effective implementation of recommendations by the National Human Rights Commission.
Dilapidated road creates problems in orange supply
Farmers of Jaljala rural muncicpality-1, Banskharka, in Parbat district have been facing problems in transporting orange due to bad condition of road. Although a single village of the rural municipality produce orange worth millions of rupees, it could not be transported to market following the bad condition of road reaching villages. There is a problem to big vehicles to reach villages in lack of upgradation of Baribeni-Bagar-Banskharka road connecting Banskharka.
