- Sunday, 10 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
FDB starts discussion on proposed Film Act
The Film Development Board (FDB) has discussed with stakeholders the opinions and suggestions received on the draft bill to amend and unify laws related to films.
NATO holds its biggest exercises in decades next week
NATO will launch its biggest military exercises in decades next week with around 90,000 personnel set to take part in months of drills aimed at showing the alliance can defend all of its territory up to its border with Russia, top officers said Thursday.
Duet singer Pariyar gaining popularity
Folk singer Sita Pariyar is gaining popularity in the folk duet music area. Her popularity soared even higher after the elders of Lokdohori referred to her as a ‘Baglunge Koili'.Pariyar initially entered the m
Karnali making strides in infrastructure
Looking at the data of the past three and a half years, Karnali seems to have made great strides in physical infrastructure development. As per the figures released by the province's Ministry of Physical Infrastructure Development, the Karnali government has constructed 82.14 kilometres of motorable and paved roads in 42 months. Roads in Salyan, Rukum West, Dailekh and Surkh
Pangolin in Nepal awaits conservation
Kerabari Rural Municipality in north Morang has initiated a conservation campaign for pangolins (salak), a species at the brink of extinction worldwide. This rare species finds itself in a dangerous situation, as its habitat is rapidly shrinking because of human encroachment.
Barking Deer: Gentle Creature Of The Wild
The barking deer, scientifically known as Muntiacus muntjak, is an attractive inhabitant of the dense tropical and subtropical forests of Nepal. Ratuwa Mriga is a common Nepali term for this an
Gender-Inclusive Energy Sector
Nepal is one of the richest countries in terms of water resources, with over 6,000 rivers and rivulets running across the country. The country's advantageous feature lies in its steep topography,
Resilient South Korea Overcomes Challenges
The 'Global Knowledge Exchange and Development Centre' is a knowledge hub located in Seoul, the capital city of South Korea. Within this centre, Korea’s development history is documented and de
Democracy And Civic Consciousness
Nepal, a country with about 30 million people, is a democratic and sovereign state. It has gone beyond the governance and constitutional monarchy stages. Despite that, we have suffered bi
Impact Of Federalisation On Healthcare
Nepal has been on a journey of transformation in recent years, wherein the country shifted to a federal system that changed how governance and other services are done. This immense tran
Masterful Storytelling With Flawless Writing
I had already read all of Jhumpa Lahiri's works before finally delving into her debut novel, "The Namesake." Like every other time, I’m left amazed by her magical craft and her ability to make trivial things
Friendship Resonance
"Happy Place” is a romantic comedy novel by Emily Henry about two friends, Harriet and Wyn, who pretend to be in a relationship for one week. They have maintained an ideal relationship s
Hydropower For Speedy Growth
Nepal is a nation gifted by nature for its beauty. Within its small area, it has the lofty Himalayan range, which houses the tallest mountain of the world, Mt. Everest. Then it has the green hilly
Nepal's Evolving Tourism Landscape
In the dynamic realm of global tourism, Nepal has emerged as a beacon of successful public-private collaboration with the establishment of the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) two and a half decade
Waterbird Conservation
In a worrying trend, the number of visiting waterbirds has declined in the Narayani River area. A waterbird named Ruddy Shelduck, commonly called Chakhewa in Nepali, used to be found in
