- Wednesday, 25 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Dashain unable to bring happiness to Bajura quake victims
This year's Dashain celebration in Bajura was not as vibrant as it used to be, as earthquake victims continues to struggle with the after-effects of the devastating tremor. Following the earthquake that struck on October 3, the majority of Bajura's local residents are compelled to reside in temporary shades.
Huawei reports its revenue inched higher in January-September
Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei Technologies said its revenue edged higher in the first three quarters of the year, even as it grappled with U.S. sanctions that have hindered both its sales and its purchases of advanced technology.
Anbukhaireni Rural Municipality opts for avocado farming
The Anbukhaireni Rural Municipality in Tanahun district has opted for commercial avocado farming as an intervention to grow more agricultural produces for better livelihood options for the locals.
Minister Saud leaving for US tomorrow
Minister for Foreign Affairs Narayan Prakash Saud is leaving for an official visit of the United States of America on Sunday. During the visit, the Foreign Minister is scheduled to have a bilateral meeting with the US Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken in Washington D.C. on 30 October, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) has said.
Accountable Governance For Shared Prosperity
The ethics of accountable governance is intrinsically associated with such elements as responsibility, answerability, integrity of duty, sound performance, openness and trust of people. It is an insurance against failure. These elements are crucial to meet popular expectations and assure the basis of legitimacy. Accountable governance discharges all the tasks assigned to it i
A Clarion Call To Save Lives From Stroke
According to the available data, a stroke is likely to affect one out of every four individuals during their lifetime. Yes, you understood it correct: 1 in 4! That’s a huge number. Stroke is a prominent cause of death and disability globally, and we can make a substantial difference in minimising its effect with the correct understanding and collaborative effort. As the world is celebrating World S
South Africa defy Pakistan to stay on course for semis
South Africa clung on to beat Pakistan by one wicket in the best game of the World Cup so far. Chasing 271 in Chennai, the Proteas we
Dashain 2080 concludes
The Bada Dashain formally concludes today with the Kojagrat Purnima today. The Purnima (full moon), which has fallen on Saturday this year, is observed by Hindus nationwide as the final day of the 15-day Dashain festival. The day is marked by worshipping and paying homage to Mahalaxmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity.
Israeli forces conduct another ground raid in Gaza
Israeli forces backed by fighter jets and drones carried out a second ground raid into Gaza in as many days and struck targets on the outskirts of Gaza City, the military said Friday, as it prepares for a widely expected ground invasion of the Hamas-ruled territory. U.S. warplanes, meanwhil
Argha Bhagawati temple receives more tourists
The Argha Bhagawati temple, one of the key religious and touristic destinations in Arghakhanchi district has received more religious tourists in this year’s Dashain festival. The temple has Asia’s largest id
Commander yesterday, labourer today
Jagat Phadera of Raskot Municipality–3 presently lives in Kedarnath, India. Phadera, who fought for the Maoists during the insurgency, went to Kedarnath a year ago for employment. Currently, he, along with a group of other former Maoist combatants, carry palanquins there for money. Phadera was a company commander for the Maoist's People's Liberation Arm
PM hears woes of martyrs' families, vows to address their demands
Family of the martyrs and injured talked to Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' about the problems they have been facing as some issues were left unaddressed during the implementation of the peace process. PM Prachanda had visited Baphikot of West Rukum on Thursday. The Chairman of Martyr’s Fami
Rough Road Ahead For New CM
A bizarre political development that unfolded in Koshi Province has laid bare an inherent contradiction within much-touted federal system adopted through the promulgation of new constitution in 2015
Food Colouring Harms Health, Culture
Nepal, a culturally diverse nation, is known for its vibrant festivals that bring people together in celebration. Among these festivals, Dashain and Tihar hold a special place, where the use of foo
Conservation Success
Since Nepal launched its earnest conservation efforts in the early Seventies, it has set examples that have earned the status of role model even in the global arena. In the beginning, the conservation p
