- Thursday, 26 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Over 96% Karnali dwellers drink contaminated water
It has been found that 96.5 per cent of the residents of Karnali Province drink contaminated water. According to a health survey, only 19 per cent of the people in Nepal have access to clean drinking water, while 81 per cent consume contaminated water.
Manmohan Technical University becoming more capable
Manmohan Technical University established by the Koshi Province Government has become more capable in providing technical education along with improved infrastructure. The University has already sufficient infrastruct
France, Bangladesh sign deal to provide loans during Macron's visit to Dhaka
French President Emmanuel Macron witnessed the signature of a deal Monday to facilitate loans to Bangladesh aimed at infrastructure development, as well as a letter of intent to provide the South Asian country with an earth observation satellite system.
Visionary Leader, Perceptive Writer
Considered a leading light in Nepal's democratic movement and a revered political thinker, the late Bisheshwor Prasad (BP) Koirala has left an enduring impact on the country's socio-political and literary landscape. His influence extends not only to the followers of the Nepali Congress, the political party he established about 75 years ago, but also to leaders of opposing parties
Neesham makes the cut in NZ's World Cup squad
Allrounder Jimmy Neesham, who played a key role in the thrilling final of the 2019 Cricket World Cup, has been included in New Zealand's 15-man squad for this year's tournament in India.
Give Greater Impetus To Foreign Trade
In this global context, no country is self-reliant. As such, countries around the world are engaged in trade with one another. Those that have or produce surplus goods export them, while those that
PM's Consultations
As part of preparedness for his upcoming visit to the United States of America (USA) to take part in the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and ensuing trip to China, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal
Plants Make Sounds In Dangerous State
It seems that Roald Dahl has finally guessed something: when plants are harmed, they emit sound signals - not exactly the way people or animals do, emitting screams, but in the form of beeping or clicking sounds at ultrasonic frequencies beyond the limits of human hearing. These sound signals increase in intensity as the plant becomes stressed. According to a recent s
Chiranjibi Guragain busy archiving Nepali films
Chiranjibi Guragain is an archivist and a restorer currently working as the Film Archive Information Relations Officer at the Film Development Board.
Wild animal menace emptying Baitadi villages
In recent years, people in Baitadi have been facing menace from tigers, leopards, bears, monkeys, and boars, making it hard to carry out farming and stay safe. There have been 26 fatalities and 13 injuries due to leopard and wild boar attacks in the area.
Mugu linked with national transmission grid
Mugu district of Karnali Province is now connected to the national electricity transmission system. The Nepal Electricity Authority has supplied electricity to Gamgadhi, the district headquarters of Mugu, by tapping the 33 kV transmission line from Kalikot to Jumla at a place called Nagma.
Germany clicnch Basketball World Cup title
Head coach Gordon Herbert hailed Germany's "team-first" attitude after they beat Serbia to win the Basketball World Cup for the first time on Sunday, going unbeaten throughout the tournament. Germany beat the Serbians 83-77 in Manila,
In Toronto, Paul Simon takes a bow with a new career-spanning documentary
After a three-and-a-half-hour documentary on his life, Paul Simon had only sympathy for the audience. "You're probably exhausted," Simon told the crowd after the premiere of Alex Gibney's "In Restless Dreams: The Music of Paul Simon" on Sunday at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Train presumably carrying Kim Jong Un depart for Russia
A North Korean train presumably carrying leader Kim Jong Un has departed for Russia for a possible meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, South Korean media said Monday.
Over 250 mountaineering permits issued for Autumn season
Over 250 climbers have obtained permission to scale half a dozen peaks this autumn season. According to the Department of Tourism (DoT),
