- Wednesday, 25 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Food Safety Aspects Of Microwave Heating
The harnessing of microwaves as an alternative source of clean energy for cooking is one of the technological revolutions that touches the lives of millions every day. With life getting busier with passing time, food habits are changing. The trend of purchasing frozen meals, takeaways, and precooked meals is increasing. With its quick and convenient heating system, the microwave oven has become an indispensable cooki
Threat Of Lead Contamination In Nepal
In the everyday life of Nepal, the conversation about lead, a potent heavy metal used in a variety of items, is often sidelined. The comprehensive understanding of this metal is limited, and its adverse health effects are not widely acknowledged. When we talk about heavy metals, we often think about materials like aluminium and steel. However, it is crucial to understand that lead is as much a part of our lives as gold, silver, and other metals that we use for different purposes. Unlike these metals, the long-term health implications of lead have been increasingly recognised in recent times, prompting global initiatives and gov
"Jiwanta Sambandha: Bridging Generations, Fostering Love"
In the intricate tapestry of human relationships, the connection between fathers and their children weaves a story of profound significance. Dr. Om Murti Anil's magnum opus, "Jiwanta Sambandha,” intricately explores
A Tribute To 'Shatabdi Purush'
Scholar and linguist, folklorist, historian, journalist, and archaeologist! Late Satya Mohan Joshi has become these all.
Water Tourism Booms Along Sukute Corridor
Located on the bank of the Sunkoshi River in Sindhupalchowk district, the Sukute Corridor has emerged as a major tourist attraction, with water tourism activities like rafting and river meditation gaining popularity.
Patalekhet Homestay: Joyous Break From City’s Monotony
We often wish for an occasional respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. Getting close to the serenity of nature is a creative way to escape mundane urban life. There are many pleasant sites adjoining the capital
South Africa earn 134-run win over Australia
Quinton de Kock smashed a second successive century at the Cricket World Cup to help South Africa beat a scrappy Australia team by 134 runs on Thursday. The 30-year-old de Kock, who will be retiring after the World Cup, followed up his hundred against Sri Lanka with another masterful 109 off 106 balls on an untested wicket in South Africa’s total of 311-7. Australia, which won the toss and electe
Passengers struggle to get return air tickets from Humla
Humla district is still not connected to the road network. Anyone who wishes to leave the district should use the air route; however, the passengers are now struggling to get air tickets to return to Nepalgunj and Surkhet for Dashain in a lack of adequate flights.
Worry over triple burden of bringing up triplets
A mother from Gaurigunj Rural Municipality-4 of Jhapa gave birth to triplets at Biratnagar-based Noble Hospital on Sunday night. Rabina Tajpuriya, wife of Sanjay Tajpuriya of the landless settlement of Bhawanipur, gave birth to triplets.
Visit duration of domestic tourists in Sudurpashchim Province stands 2.6 days
A study has shown that the stay duration of domestic tourists in Sudurpashchim Province is 2.6 days. According to a special study on the possibility and challenges of religious tourism in Sudurpashchim Province conducted by Nepal Rastra Bank, it has been found that domestic tourists spend around Rs. 16,500 while visiting the province for 2.6 days.
Pay Heed To Doctors In Distress
Medicines cure diseases but only doctors can cure patients’, said Carl Gustav Yung, famous psychologist and psychiatrist. Doctors are believed to be ‘gods in disguise’, given their role in saving the lives of countless patients through medical intervention who would have died otherwise. This has led this profession to be, arguably, the most respected profession in the world. In recent years, Nepal has witnessed freque
Social Protection Ensures Human Rights
Social protection has increasingly been realised as a crucial instrument to realise fundamental human rights. The conventional notion of taking it as unproductive expenses has been challenged. This is because a numbe
Aid For Mental Ailments
The moment a baby comes out of mother’s womb, the new-born’s struggle for life begins. The infant passes through different stages of life becoming kid, youth and eventually a senior citizen. Every individual n
Boost Research Culture
Like every year, the Nobel Prize for the year 2023 was recently announced. Founded by Alfred Nobel, a wealthy businessman and an inventor of dynamite, the award comprises 11 million Swiss Kronor (around US$1 million) and an 18-carat gold medal. The award is presented in six different fields namely physics, chemistry, peace, literature, economics and medicine. It is given to those who provide the greatest benefit for mankind.
ACC U19 Premier Cup: Captain Khanal hit ton as Nepal humble Iran by 274 runs
Nepal made a flying start in the ACC U19 Premier Cup in Malaysia on Thursday by beating Iran with a comprehensive 274-run victory. Captain Dev Khanal’s century helped Nepal score a massive 354 runs in 40.1 overs, losing all their wickets. In response, Iran’s chase fell
