- Sunday, 10 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Managing Mental Stress
In the fast-paced world of contemporary life, stress and anxiety have become undesirable companions for many. The persistent demands of work, personal responsibilities, and the constant
Bin’s family provided financial assistance
Krishna Prasad Yadav, Province Minister for Physical Infrastructure and Development of Madhes Province, has provided Rs. 125,000 to the family of Laxmi Mukhiya Bin of Simraungadh Mun
Schools shut in Tarai to save children from cold
In response to the chilling cold wave across the Tarai, schools have been shut in Morang and Sunsari in Koshi and Rautahat in Madhes Province.
NEA cuts power-lines of consumers in Tanahun
Nepal Electricity Authority, Tanahun Distribution Centre has cut off the lines of customers who had not been paying their bills regularly and recovered Rs. 7.541 million.
Magar women in Gulmi receive Naumati Baja
Naumati Baja, a group of Nepali traditional musical instruments, has been handed over to women in Gulmi under the approved programme of the Ishma Rural Municipality in the district.
Yeti Brewery IPO deal
Yeti Brewery Limited has appointed NIMB Ace Capital Limited as the portfolio manager for issuing Initial Public Offering through the book-building method. The agreement regarding the issue of shares has been signed by Sanjeev Saraf, Managing Director of Yeti Brewery Limited and Sachindra Dhungana, General Manager on behalf of NIMB Ace.
Relation between Nepal, India interconnected: Vice president
Vice President Ramsahay Prasad Yadav said that as close neighbours, the past, present and future of Nepal and India were interconnected. During a meeting with Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava, who called on him at the VP's official residence in
Waterbirds decline in Narayani River
The number of waterbirds visiting East Nawalparasi has decreased due to human activities, coupled with recent developments around the wetlands.
Health Insurance Board implements 10% co-payment system to limit random tests
In a recent development, the Health Insurance Board has introduced a co-payment system requiring insured individuals to contribute 10 per cent of their treatment costs. Dr. Damodar Basaula, Executive Director of the Health Insurance Board, stated that this new measure, effective from January 15, aims to address the issue of insured patients pressing doctors for unnecessary 'whole body' health examinations.
Connecting Universities With Industries
Most Nepali people are probably aware that the position of Tribhuvan University Vice-Chancellor has remained vacant for a couple of months (not to misunderstand the fact that a provisional a
Ode To A Beautiful Family
Death of five members of a family in a fatal accident in Chitlang on January 13, 2024 has been carried by the media extensively and the social media has been circulating the pictures of the family which will res
Earthquake Preparedness
The other day, our country marked the 26th Earthquake Safety Day, a day dedicated to reflecting on earthquake preparedness since it began in 1998. This is significant as it all started after
Check Youth Exodus
According to statistics, youths in Nepal are leaving the country for foreign terrains at an alarming rate. Nearly 808,415 Nepali youths left the nation for foreign employment during the year
NIFF from March 14
The official lineup for the 7th Nepal International Film Festival (NIFF) was announced amid a programme held in the capital on Tuesday. Organising a press conference in Kathmandu
Hyatt announces plans for Hyatt Centric Hotel in Kathmandu
Hyatt Hotel Corporation Monday announced an agreement between a Hyatt affiliate and City Hotel Limited to transform Hyatt Place Kathmandu into the planned Hyatt Centric Soalteemode Kathmandu, fully rebranding into the first Hyatt Centric hotel in the country upon completion of a renovation.
