- Wednesday, 25 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Fair price shops begin sales
As per the government plan to provide relief by selling essential items at a discounted rate to the consumers during the festivals, fair price shops have come into operation across the country since Sunday. The Food Management and Trading Company Lim
Festival-centric Special Security comes into effect
Nepal Police has launched a special security plan targeting the upcoming festivals of Dashain, Tihar and Chhath, effective from Sunday. Deputy Inspector General and spokesperso
Bajura farmers start picking apples after road reopens
Farmers of Bajura district have started picking apples after vehicular movement resumed along the Sanfe-Martadi-Kolti road after repair. The road was damaged by monsoon disasters. Moreover, farmers were seen more active
Village irrigation woes persist amidst funding challenges and neglect
The food problem in Raimandal village has intensified due to the lack of repair to the irrigation tube in the Bhabasi River, located in the far northern region of Bardibas. This old settlement, nestled at the foothills of Chure, is home to 54 tribal families and boasts about 50 bighas of cultivable land.
Samir Shrestha’s 10th single ‘Timiley’ make waves
Born on August 31, 2002, Samir Shrestha is a 21-year-old singing sensation immensely cherished by the masses for his expressive songwriting and romantically permeated ballads. Influenced by singers/songwriters such as Bipul
Nearly 1,000 migrating songbirds perish after crashing into windows
David Willard has been checking the grounds of Chicago's lakefront exhibition center for dead birds for 40 years. On Thursday morning he found something horrible: Hundreds of dead songbirds, so thick they looked like a carpet.
Finance Minister Mahat assures budget to protect Devghat from landslides
Finance Minister Dr. Prakash Sharan Mahat has assured budget allocation from the federal level to construct the necessary infrastructure to protect Devghat, a religious site in Chitwan district, from floods.
Electricity Authority’s trunk line dues dispute leaves industrialists in panic
Industrialists of Rupandehi have become more panicky due to the dispute over trunk line tariff arrears of Nepal Electricity Authority. They complained that the case related to trunk line arrears is pending in the court, but they are under more stress after the Authority issued a notice.
Ensure Justice To Chetan's Widow
Of late, Nepali society has been rocked by a series of corruption scandals, height of impunity and communal violence. These not only imply the bad governance and disregard for rule of law but also the detrimental under
Mind Your Food Habits During Festivals
Festivals are a time of joy, celebration, and indulgence. From Dashain to New Year, and from Father’s Day to Fagu Purnima, these festive occasions often revolve around delicious food and drinks. However, amidst the fes
District Coordination Committee searching for govt property
The District Coordination Committee of Sindhupalchowk is keeping track of all the movable and immovable assets of the government under the committee for their conservation. Bal Krishna Shrestha, chief of the committee,
Relief To Quake Victims
On Tuesday, far-western Nepal experienced two earthquakes epicentred in Bajhang district. The National Earthquake Monitoring and Research Centre reported a 5.3 on the Richter scale, occurring at 2:40 pm, follow
Change The Mindset
Although there are about two hundred nations, only some of them are considered cultured ones because they possess certain features which the rest don't. Some people wrongly believe that economically strong countries are cultured, but it is not true. A country with good infrastructures and strong economy can be considered a developed one, but may not be a cultured one.
Dengue cases start rising in Tanahun
The cases of dengue have started rising at an alarming rate in Tanahun district since the end of September. The situation update on dengue by the E
'Iran unlawfully detaining human rights activists'
Iran is cracking down on protesters, unlawfully detaining human rights activists, including new Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi, and carrying out an "alarming" number of executions, the U.N. independent investigator on human rights in the Islamic Republic said in a report circulated Friday.
