- Sunday, 10 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
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
EBC In Spotlight
There is no denying that Nepal is defined by the culture of its people and natural resources, especially high snow-clad mountains. They are considered unique treasures of the nation. Since the first human ascent of Sagarmatha in 1953, Nepal has come to limelight internationally. Mountains have significantly contributed to building the country’s position as a major touris
Rabi Mishra’s cartoons on display
Popular cartoonist Rabi Mishra’s 1st solo cartoon exhibition, titled ‘Depiction,’ has kicked off at Umoja Cafe in NB Centre, Naya Baneshwor, Kathmandu, starting from Thursday.
Five athletes nominated for Peoples’ Choice at NSJF-Pulsar Sports Award
The Nepal Sports Journalists Forum (NSJF) made public the five athletes for the ‘People’s Choice’ in the 20th edition of the NSJF-Pulsar Sports Award.
Magar Museum being built in Devchuli Municipality
A building has been constructed at Devchuli Municiplaity-10 of East Nawalparsi to establish a Magar Museum. The museum constructed at Prithvi Nagar of Devchuli-10 will be used to preserve and promote art, artefacts, costumes and cultures of the Magar community as the Magar community is losing its cultural identity because of modernism.
Committee formed to negotiate cable car construction issue
A committee has been formed to engage in negotiations with the parties that are protesting against the construction of a cable car project in the Pathibhara area of Taplejung district.
4000 students of 40 districts studying in Waling technical school
It may seem strange that students from 40 districts are studying at the technical school of a village in Waling, Syangja district. The ' Farmer’s Multi Technical School' of Chapakot Municipality-10, which has been providing quality education to prepare technical manpower, is now the talk of the town. Established to improve the overall quality of l
School approves Mideast cease-fire resolution
A public school district in Michigan approved a resolution calling for a bilateral cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war while also encouraging its teachers to discuss the conflict in its classrooms following an emotionally charged meeting Wednesday.
‘Masinya’ to be staged at Mandala Theatre
The play ‘Masinya’ is scheduled to take place at Mandala Theatre in Thapagaon, Kathman from January 25 to February 11. Written by Rabat Syangtang and Laxmi Rumba, the play is directed and conceptualised by Buddhi Tamang and Sonam Lama.
Sudur Pashchim remains unbeaten, Madhes, Army grab their 2nd win
Sudur Pashchim Province has won its third consecutive match in the ongoing PM Cup Men’s National Cricket Tournament after defeating Gandaki Province at Bhairahawa Cricket Ground on Thursday.
Cabinet approves green hydrogen production and use policy
After the government endorsed the Green Hydrogen Policy-2080 through the cabinet meeting held on Wednesday, green hydrogen can be produced and used in Nepal.
Ensure Justice To Conflict Victims
In last hundred years, Nepal has undergone a series of historical political and social changes. Killings and martyrdoms took place before or during all revolutions, but it was after 1996 when the Maoists took
Pathways To Fruitful Negotiation
This writer has browsed some of the books on negotiation and conflict resolution authored by William Ury-one fo the world's influential experts on negotiation and conflict mediation. H
On Track Of Meeting SDGs
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which came into force on January 1, 2016 is perhaps the most ambitious development programme agreed upon by the United Nations member states. T
