- Sunday, 10 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Setikhola hydropower project begins power production
With the completion of the project development, the Setikhola Hydropower Project at Paiyun and Bihadi rural municipalities in Parbat district has started power generation. The pro
3.2% GDP growth estimated in 1st quarter
The National Statistics Office (NSO) has made a preliminary estimation of 3.2 per cent growth in the gross domestic product at the basic price in the first quarter of the current fiscal year 2023/24.
NDA Dance Director Award held
The first ‘NDA Dance Director Award – 2080’ took place for the first time in Nepal at Rastriya Naach Ghar in Jamal, Kathmandu recently. The event featured awards in 24 dance categories,
PM Cup Men’s National Cricket kicks off today among 10 teams
he PM Cup Men’s National Cricket Tournament is starting on Saturday across three venues, including one outside the Kathmandu Valley, between 10 teams.
Pet walkers now face KMC fine
Pet walkers in the city have now become aware while taking their pets for walks after the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) prohibited pets in public places.
Cold wave affects life across Tarai
The excessively cold weather over the past few days has affected the daily lives of people residing in the Tarai belt, including Banke and Dhanusha districts. Children, senior citizens and people from impoverished communities are hardest hit by the ongoing cold waves.
Women Entrepreneurs Need Support
Of the 6.66 million households, 31 per cent headed by women members of the family, and more than 51 per cent of the population are women, but only 23.8 per cent of them own a piece of land or
Constitutional Rollercoaster Ride
The street had briefly hosted a lively, humorous scene. Some playful kids chased a cyclist who passionately chanted, 'Ram! Ram!' In jest, they teased his deity by chanting, 'Krishna! Krishna!'
Nourish Dreams, Defeat Hunger
When the lunch bell rings, you can hear the blissful cries of children with big smiles on their faces, eagerly waiting in line to receive their piping hot meals. Tummies filled with locally palatable food,
Shanghai's Education Success: Lessons For Nepal
In recent times, statistics and narratives on educational success are often cited from Shanghai, China, for having a highly successful education system, as evidenced by its students' strong performa
Insights Of A Civil Servant On Corruption
Corruption is possibly one area in Nepal that everybody, from politician to administrator, lawyer to judge, and even civil society to the ordinary person, professes to focus on and reduce,
A Revive On BP’s Thoughts
What makes a leader memorable? Many arguments can be made about it. But if we let the nation make some images of such personalities on its own, there will be only a few to remember. But why is it that many leaders, who make big promises and say they'll do great things for their countries, end up not being remembered in the long run, despite reaching the highest levels of power?
AI’s Revolution In Film Editing
Storytelling and human experience are at the core of what editors do, and nowhere are these elements more present than in the field of film editing. At their heart, films are stories about people, their struggles, and their outer transformation. Crafting a compelling narrative on a timeline requires a deep understanding of story structure, pacing, and the filmmaking process. E
Gandhi's Influential Journey
On October 2nd, 1969, Karamchand Gandhi had a son from his fourth wife, Putlibai. His name was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, or he was later known by the world as Mahatma Gandhi. Mohandas was
Soft-Power Diplomacy An Urgent Need
Foreign relation is a vast field of statecraft with equally large assortment of policy tools to further diplomatic functions. Soft power diplomacy, which was first coined and popularised by Joseph Ny
