- Thursday, 26 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Work under way to better foreign employment: Minister Bhandari
Minister for Labour, Employment, and Social Security, Sarat Singh Bhandari, has said that significant progress has been made at the ministry level to enhance the safety, organisation, and productivity of foreign employment, which serves as the economic backbone of the country.
PM returning home from China today
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ on Friday reached Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province of China. After arriving in Chengdu, he held a meeting with the Chinese delegation led by Wang Xiaohui, Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in Sichuan Province and the Chairman of the Standing Committee of Sichuan Provincial People's Congress.
KMC to participate in 'Inform Women, Transform Lives' campaign
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has been selected to participate in the 'Inform Women, Transform Lives' campaign. Kathmandu is one of a dozen cities nominated for the third year of this campaign, a global effort to ensure that women can seek and receive beneficial information from their local governments, launched by the not-for-profit organisation Carter Center.
ADB gives USD100 billion in new funding to support Asia, Pacific
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) approved capital management reforms that unlock USD100 billion in new funding capacity over the next decade to address the region’s overlapping, simultaneous crises.
Nepal enter semi-final in Esports
: Nepal made it to the semi-finals of the 19th Asian Games’ Esports in Hangzhou, China on Friday. In the Peace Elite Asian Games Version (popular as PUBG), a team consisting of Subin Kumar Prajapati, Dipesh Gurung, Shahas Bhandari, Samir Gurung, and Sangin Bhattarai raised Nepal’s medal hopes by reaching the semi-finals. Nepal secured their place in the last four by finishing second in Group C’s elimination round, behind Hong Kong. Nepal’s group also included Palestine and Saudi Arabia.
Slovakia holds an early parliamentary election
Slovakia holds an early parliamentary election on Saturday that pits populist former Prime Minister Robert Fico, who campaigned on a clear pro-Russia and anti-American message, against a liberal pro-West newcomer.
Urawa Museum opened
An Urawa museum has been inaugurated in Inaruwa, the headquarters of Sunsari district. In the museum, one can observe the rituals, culture, professions, festivals and art materials of the people of the Urawa community from birth to death in one place.
Power supply covers 21,300 households in Baitadi
After the Electricity Distribution Centre, Baitadi, connected electricity to 4,000 new households, 21,300 households now have access to electricity in Baitadi. There are 45,191 households in six rural municipalities and four municipalities in the district.
Beautiful Jomsom-Tilicho foot trail awaiting promotion
The foot trail from Jomsom to Tilicho Lake offers beautiful sights and rejuvenation like no other. Yet, it lacks trekkers because of a lack of promotion and infrastructure. It takes two days to trek from Jomson in Mustang to the lake in Manang via the trail, which opened around a decade ago.
Offer Rare Spiritual Experiences
Every visitor gains cherished experiences while making a pilgrimage trip to the fascinating Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar. Situated in the southwestern part of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) of China, these places are considered the
Jung Bahadur Became More Powerful After Alau Battle
The Bhandarkhal massacre was over. Twenty-three soldiers were beheaded, and the ones who surrendered were destined for a prison sentence. Jung Bahadur had the King sign a paper stating that all power henceforth was bequeathed to Jung Bahadur, withdrawin
Organic Uncle: Innovator Of Sustainable Agriculture
Chandra Prasad Adhikari, also known as "Organic Uncle," hails from the serene village of Shreepur in Chitwan. Born into a family deeply rooted in farming traditions, Chandra Prasad's journey into agriculture began at a young age, and his commitment to the profession has only grown stronger over the years. By 2032 BS, he had already established himself as a dedicated farmer, but it was in the following years that he embarked on a transformative path. Around 2048 BS, Chandra Pra
Broader Progressive Alliance To End System Crisis
He proposes the concept of ‘Transformative Realism’ that is an approach to build broad platforms where people with different interests, identities, worldviews and values can gather together and fight for a better future.
101 Steps To Achieve Prosperity
Without any disrespect to the genre and the exceptionally talented creators that work in it, ‘101’ books are not usually tomes that present profound reflections on life and living. They are more light-hearted, informing the readers of facts they are supposed to find interesting or giving them a series of steps to follow to reach a certain relevant goal. Think ‘101 Things to Know About the Pyramids’ or ‘How to Make an Amazing Chicken Crust Pizza in 101 Easy Steps’. ‘101’ books are normally collections of
Red-billed Blue Magpie: Conservation Concerns
Shivpuri National Park, situated in a transitional zone between sub-tropical and temperate climates, is renowned for its avian diversity, harbouring 177 bird species, including nine threatened ones, among the 892 species recorded in Nepal. Notably, the
