- Sunday, 10 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Anjani Mata Rasoighar feeding quake-injured, attendants free of cost in Bheri Hospital
For the past five days, Anjani Mata Rasoighar, a restaurant, has been providing free meals to individuals injured in the Jajarkot earthquake, who are receiving treatment at Bheri Hospital, as well as their attendants.
Judoka Shrestha returns home
Judoka Devkimaya Shrestha returned to Nepal on Wednesday after attending an International Judo Coaching Seminar in Japan organized by NPO JUDOs. The seminar lasted for a month and was held at Tokai University in Hiratsuka, K
Blue diamond sells for more than $44 million at Christie's auction in Geneva
The largest fancy vivid blue diamond to ever come to auction sold Tuesday for more than $44 million, far outstripping the pre-sale estimate, Christie's said. The "Bleu Royal" — a ring featuring a fancy vivid blue pear-shaped dia
Red hot October almost guarantees 2023 will be the hottest year on record
This October was the hottest on record globally, 1.7 degrees Celsius (3.1 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than the pre-industrial average for the month and the fifth straight month with such a mark in what will now almost certainly be the warmest year ever recorded.
Sarlahi farmers yet to be released sugarcane subsidy
Sugarcane farmers in Sarlahi have not received the grant amount for the sugarcane they supplied to the sugarcane mills last year. In the Fiscal Year 2022/023, the price
Gundu women busy making Makhamali garlands
Tihar, the festival of flowers and lights, is just around the corner, and the women of Gundu-7 in Suryabinayak Municipality have been generating income selling Makhamali flowers.
Nepal seeks more Korean investment
Office of the Investment Board, Nepal (IBN) jointly with Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Nepal, and Korea International Trade Association (KITA) hosted '2023 Nepal-Korea Investment Seminar' in Kathmandu on Wednesday.
Bheri Municipality quake survivor says aid yet to arrive
The earthquake that struck Jajarkot and the neighbouring district Rukum West Friday night levelled Lalsari Budhathoki’s house in Bheri Municipality–3. The last few years have not been kind to Budhathoki. She lost her husband two years ago and one of her sons last year. This year, she lost her residence.
46 quake victims undergoing treatment at Bheri Hospital
Among those who sustained injuries in the November 3 earthquake, 46 individuals are currently receiving treatment at Bheri Hospital in Nepalgunj. Chief District Officer of Banke, Shrawan Kumar Pokharel, said that 49 injured individuals were brought to Nepalgunj for treatment.
Sale of plastic flower bouquets, garlands banned in Kaski
Pokhara Metropolitan Municipality (PMC) has banned production, sale, import and export of plastic garlands and plastic flower bouquets. Under the leadership of Manju Devi Gu
Poor woman dies in lack of state support
There are three levels of government - federal, provincial and local - to serve people in the country. However, the poor and needy people are still left to die without obtaining a citizenship certificate.
Action Delayed, Action Denied
A legal statement, ‘Justice delayed, justice denied’, can be extended to everyday life situations, for one has to make decisions – great or small – before doing something. People have a vast range of things they
Changing Trend In Nepali Sports
Growing up as a child in the Kathmandu Valley in the late sixties and seventies, sports for children used to be physical training (PT), mainly running, jumping and a lot of walking. The favourite games for girls used to be skipping ropes, gatta (pebbles), which could be played with taking a few pebbles in the hand and throwing them in the air and catching them in different combinations. Then there
A Call To Investors
The Confederation of Asia-Pacific Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CACCI) recently organised the 37th conference in Nepal, providing a forum for discussions on global investment opportunities
Vacation Season
Nepalis recently celebrated Dashain, a fifteen-day festival that is a yearly highlight for Nepalis worldwide. The festival saw people shuttling from one relative to the next to observe tika. They travel
