- Tuesday, 24 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
The Rising Nepal In The Digital Age
Somewhere in the middle of the Gita, the Hindu spiritual scripture composed probably some 2,300 years ago, it is written that Ewam Gyatwa Kritam Karma (action is determined by knowledge). It fully illustrates that our activi
Women Journalists Still Fighting To Shatter Stereotypes
In Nepal, only 25 per cent of the working journalists are women, and like many countries, the majority of high-profile journalists and editors in Nepal are male, and women journalists are still striving to make their mark in
CIAA draws Bagmati govt's attention regarding policies, programmes
Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA), Hetauda, has drawn attention to the Bagmati Province government regarding the addition of policies and programmes in the middle of the fiscal year.
First-aid training for police personnel
Lumbini Province Police Hospital of Nepalgunj conducted first-aid training for police personnel to prepare them for emergencies. The motive of the program was to train police personnel to rescue and treat the victims of accidents.
Zipline launched at Manjushree Park, Chobhar
The Canopy Zipline has come into operation at the Manjushree Park in Chobhar, Kathmandu. The total length of the zipline, divided into three stages, spans approximately 400 meters, and the entire ride takes about 10 minutes. The first stage is named 'Adventure,' the second stage is termed 'Dare De
What Ails Nepali Political Parties?
Political parties are considered the agents of change. In the absence of parties, we can’t imagine a vibrant democracy. Neither can it thrive and take root in the society. However, parties must adhere to their principles, ideals
Ethical Dilemma Of Triage In Hospital
Tertiary care centres in general and specialty trauma centres in particular faces tremendous pressure during times of crisis such as earthquakes, pandemic, and accidents involving masses. In times of crisis, hospitals
Toxic Masculinity
The concept of toxic masculinity has received considerable attention in the past few years following the #Me-Too movement and various exposés of bro cultures, notably in the tech industry. But what exactly is toxic masculinity? The concept seems challenging to define, but much like the Supreme Court definition of hard-core pornography, you probably know it when you see it. There are many attempts at definiti
True To Founding Vision
The Rising Nepal turns 59 today. TRN has been a living witness to many vicissitudes of the nation's history. Many political systems and regimes came and went. At the time of its launching 58 years ago this day in 1965, TRN’s d
Janakpur set to celebrate Vivah Panchami
Janakpurdham Sub-metropolitan City has built an 11,111-square-foot portrait of Ram and Sita for the upcoming Vivah Panchami.For the first time in Janakpurdham, a portrait of Ram and Sita measuring 11,111 square feet was created using rice grain.
East-West Highway expansion underway
The 1,028-kilometre East-West Highway (formerly Mahendra Highway) that passes through the Tarai from Kakarbhitta, Jhapa, in the east to Banabasa, Kanchanpur, in the west has been the country's main artery for over half a century. However, it had to wait decades for proper upgrades and expansion. Five years have passed since the foundation stone was laid to upgrade it from the Narayangadh-Butwal section in 2019.
Industrialists seek efficient guardianship
Industrialists of Biratnagar, the capital city of Koshi Province, have said that an efficient guardianship could create a conducive environment for the revival of the declining industrial sector.
Volunteers help Arab-Israeli farmers amid war
In Baqa al-Gharbiya, an hour's drive from Haifa, city folk have temporarily traded pens for boots to aid farmers in Israel facing a labour shortage exacerbated by the Gaza war. Whether teachers or lawyers, Arab or Jew, they have come together during their leisure time to lend a helping hand to Arab-Israeli farmers like Marwan Abu Yassin for the harvest.
Sushant attempts Folk Pop
Born on February 2, 1996, Sushant KC is among the most celebrated figures in contemporary Nepali music. Hav
Pokhara climb to second spot, Ilam and Chitwan share points
Pokhara Thunders Football Club (PTFC) climbed to the second position of the Nepal Super League after winning against Birgunj United FC (BUFC) in the first match of Saturday. In the second match of the day, Football Club Chitwan (FCC) and Sporting Ilam FC (SIFC) shared points after a goalless draw.
