- Thursday, 26 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Advance bus ticket booking for Dashain from Monday
Transport entrepreneurs have decided to open the advance ticket booking of buses and other vehicles for the upcoming Dashain festival from coming Monday. A joint meeting of representatives of the concerned agencies, including the Ministry of Physical Infrasturucture and Transport, Department of Transport Management, Department of Roads, transport entrepreneurs and traffic police held at the min
Stunning Sights Of Giant Planets
The night skies of this month would pleasantly present the stunning sights of the giant planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune and their mesmerising moons. The elusive planet Mercury would not be easily picked o
Looma Technology Boon For Underprivileged Students
Technology has played a crucial role not only in imparting quality education but also in expanding teaching and learning activities to the far-flung parts of the country, benefiting the children of marginalised c
A Transformative Odyssey
Thrilled by the masterpiece "Indriver (from Siberia to Silicon Valley)," one feels immersed in Yakutia, absorbing the constant vibes of an extraordinary personality, Arsen. Born to challenge longstanding ideologies and
Rupika : A New Brick In Nepali Literature
When one hears the name "Rupika," their mind immediately assumes that the story is about some sort of close relationship, possibly a romantic one. The initial assumptions, however, are quickly disproved as one reads more into the plot. The book "Rupika," written by Keshav Ghimire, stands out as a remarkable accomplishment. Ghimire deserves a sincere compliment for his unwavering commitment to this literary achievement.
Human Migration And Population Dynamics In Nepal
Migration stands as a notable demographic dynamic in Nepal, serving as a visible indicator of the prevailing instability. The movement of people from one region to another is driven by their quest for improved
NLP: Decoding Emotions, Transforming Communication
In our rapidly changing world, the significance of language has become more profound. Not just the words we use, but also how we express ourselves and how machines perceive and respond to our comm
Israeli arms quietly help Azerbaijan retake Nagorno-Karabakh
Israel has quietly helped fuel Azerbaijan's campaign to recapture Nagorno-Karabakh, supplying powerful weapons to Azerbaijan ahead of its lightening offensive last month that brought the ethnic Armenian enclave back under its control, officials and experts say.
Mayor with vision of addiction-free municipality
Manara Shiswa Municipality is one of the 15 local levels of Mahottari. Formed by combining the former village development committees of Shiswa Kataiya, Bathnaha, Sandha, Sarpallo, Manara, Itaharawakatti and
Police searching elements indulge in intensifying religious tensions
Police has kept social media under tight surveillance for the past few weeks after religious tensions were witnessed in Nepaljung. Incidents disrupting the religious harmony were witnessed in Dharan of Sunsari and Malangwa of Sarlahi, few weeks back.
Enhancing Water Management For Food Production
Water, being the paramount resource for survival, has been a major concern on the global agenda for several decades. In today's changing world, it is of utmost importance to acknowledge the indispensable role t
Rare national record for weightlifter Bist
Vishal Singh Bist made a rare national record at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China on Thursday. Bist became the first weightlifter from Nepal to lift a total of 301kg. No Nepali weightlifter had ever lifted a total o
Man returning from Iraq making good income from agriculture
Laxman Kaini of Vyas Municipality-12, Kamalbari went abroad with a desire to earn money after not seeing opportunities at home. Kaini, who returned home with the idea of running a business in the village rather than working hard abroad, has started earning good income from agricultural business.
'Local levels possess executive authority to introduce plans'
Mayors, Deputy Mayors and Education Planners representing all seven provinces including Kathmandu Metropolitan City are participating in a three-day consultative workshop, jointly organised by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Nepal, and the Center for Education and Human Resource Development (CEHRD) from Wednesday.
End Entrenched Social Inequality
One of our basic instincts is that we love being praised and hate being criticised. We are happy when something happens as we wish but are upset if something happens against what we like. We evaluate other people
