- Sunday, 10 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
‘Penguin parents sleep seconds to guard newborns’
It’s a challenge for all new parents: Getting enough sleep while keeping a close eye on their newborns. For some penguins, it means thousands of mini-catnaps a day, researchers discovered.
Over 12,000 foreign tourists visit Ghodepani in four months
Over 12,000 foreign tourists have visited Ghodepani-Punhill, a renowned tourist destination along the Annapurna circuit in Myagdi district, in the past four and a half months.
Translocated rhinos find new friends in Koshi Tappu
Two female rhinos named Pushpa and Anjali, which were translocated from Chitwan National Park just two months ago to Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve in Eastern Nepal, have started to enjoy the company of two male elephants named Koshi Kali and Kushaha Kali.
Rukum West faces shortage of skilled human resources to reconstruct temporary housing
Earthquake-hit Rukum West district has started facing crunch of skilled manpower for the construction of makeshift housings and management of the destroyed houses.
Bardiya locals accuse India of building road in no man’s land unilaterally
Locals of Dasgajja (no man’s land) in Bardiya district have claimed that India has started a survey for construction of road near the border side without giving any prior notice to Nepali authorities. One l
Check Tribhuvan University’s Freefall
In Nepal, the craze for English language used to be a well-known phenomenon. Pursuing major in English was considered a matter of prestige in the society after Science and Commerce streams. This s
Remarkable Journey Towards Sanitation
World Toilet Day, observed annually on November 19, is a global event that aims to raise awareness about the importance of access to clean and safe sanitation facilities. In Nepal, this day holds significant impor
Battle Against HIV/AIDS
The world observes World AIDS day every year on December 1 to show support for people affected by HIV/ AIDS, to spread awareness and to remember those who succumbed to this disease. World AI
Internet in all ward offices soon, assures Minister Sharma
Minister for Communication and Information Technology, Rekha Sharma, has said that plans to provide internet services in all ward offices across the country was a priority.
Promote Pro-worker Economy
As the sins are considered main causes of suffering after life, according to religions, the defective and ambitious economic systems are the main reasons behind the hardships of employees in the real life.
‘Skilled manpower toady’s need’
Chief of the Army Staff (CoAS) General Prabhu Ram Sharma has said that the production of skilled manpower who can contribute to the national development is the need of the hour.
Import of agricultural goods higher than country’s total export
Even though Nepal is an agricultural country, the import of agricultural goods is amounts higher than country’s total export. According to the st
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Education on tea technology begins
After 160 years of tea cultivation in Nepal, the technical education related to tea has been started for the first time in Ilam. This study is considered very important in the field of Nepali tea, which has become a part of foreign exchange earning among exportable goods.
Jhapa hold Lalitpur to draw, Pokhara, Dhangadhi share points
Jhapa Football Club and Pokhara Thunders shared points after a late equalizer while Dhangadhi FC and Lalitpur City FC ended their game in a goalless draw in the Nepal Super League (NSL) at the Dasharath Stadium on Saturday. In the first match of the day, Pokhara settled for a 1-1 draw against Jhapa. Pokhara led
Shailu Rai Publishes Soulful Debut EP
A paragliding pilot by profession, Shailendra Rai, also known as Shailu Rai, abided his fair share of struggles before embracing the path of a musical career in 2016. This Pokhara-based musician was fi
