- Sunday, 10 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
My Snow Adventure
My name is Zoya, and I want to talk about snow today. It’s cool. I love snow. I made a snowman, and we will finish it tomorrow. Let’s start from the beginning. I was told there would be snow for the New Year’s Day. There was no snow. I wanted snow! A few days later, snow came, and I was happy.
NAM For Resilient Global Order
The 19th summit conference of Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) ended at Kampala, capital of Uganda on 20 January with consensus on reinventing the relevance of the movement but clueless about how to restructure its
Money for Chaurasi Puja donated to NIC
A couple from Bharatpur has donated Rs. 365,000 to the National Innovation Centre (NIC) on the occasion of their Chaurasi Puja (a ritual held when one is 84 years old).
Embracing Neutral Foreign Policy
The Non-Aligned Movement or NAM was established barely one decade after the end of the Second World War. Some leaders with much vision and astute maturity on how they could develop their nation without taking any s
NC Syangja honours democracy warriors
The Syangja chapter of the Nepali Congress (NC) has honoured various personalities who contributed to political transformation and establishment of democracy in the country on the occasion of its first district convention.
Qatar lashes out at Premier Netanyahu over remarks
Qatar said it was appalled Wednesday by leaked remarks made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in which he criticized the country’s mediation efforts with Hamas, complicating already arduous negotiations meant to halt the hostilities in exchange for a hostage release.
Myagdi's Khopra Lek receives first snowfall
Khopra Lek, a tourist spot located in Annapurna Rural Municipality-5 of Myagdi, received its first snowfall on Wednesday. The Khopra Lekh, situated at a height of 3,660 meters, was covered in snow for the first time this year.
Country needs to shift focus from trade to production, says Secretary Ghimire
Revenue Secretary at the Ministry of Finance Dr. Ram Prasad Ghimire has stressed on the need for moving from a trade-oriented economy to a production-oriented one for the sustainability of the national economy.
Madhes’ batters shine against Gandaki
After scoring a century on Thursday, Madhes Province’s wicketkeeper-batsman Anil Kumar Sah is now the current highest scorer in the ongoing PM Cup Men’s National Cricket Tournament with 370 runs in eight matches. Sah scored two half-centuries in earlier matches.
Halesi Tuwachung Municipality farmers produce 38 ton peanuts
More than 37 tonnes of peanuts have been produced in one local level of Khotang. In Halesi Tuwachung Municipality of the district, 37.92 tonnes of peanuts were produced in the current fiscal year 2023/24.Peanuts have been produced in most of the wards of the municipality.
Productive Investment
Investment is the lifeblood of development. For a developing country like Nepal, investment in infrastructure underpinning sectors like transport, health, education, manufacturing, among others, are critical to infuse a dose of momentum into its economy. To nourish a vibrant economy, it cannot afford to recklessly pour unlimited money into unproductive sectors like real state and share market. There must be solid in
New Road Turns 'No Parking' Zone
Urban planning will always be a matter of concern for Kathmandu as the capital city is among the most unplanned cities worldwide. However, the city is well-known for providing a myriad of opportunities for people living acros
Tribeni Dham gaining popularity among visitors
Triveni Dham in East Nawalparasi, well-regarded for its religious, historical and touristic significance, is gaining popularity among visitors. Also known as Gajendra Moksha Dham, it holds high religious importance, similar to Prayag in India, as a centre of faith and belief. According to religious beliefs, bathing in the confluence of three rivers at Triveni bestows merit and leads to salvation. Located 25 km south-east from Bardaghat Baza
Sri Lanka passes bill allowing govt to remove online posts
Sri Lanka’s parliament on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved an internet regulation bill that was highly criticized as a move to stifle speech in an election year while the Indian Ocean island nation copes with an economic crisis that required an international bailout.
Local levels delay distributing grant to Jajarkot quake victims
Local levels have delayed the distribution of the grant sent by the federal government for the construction of temporary housing for the earthquake-affected victims in Jajarkot district.
