- Monday, 11 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Girls’ takeover podium for leadership development
Manisha Pandit, of Dhanusha district, took over the position of the President of the National Association of Rural Municipalities in Nepal (NARMIN) for a day on the occasion of the 12th International Day of Girl Child 2023 Week on Friday. She became the president of the NARMIN on Friday as part of the Girls’ Takeove
Power Of Crisis
In a world where political divisions and polarization often seem insurmountable, there are moments when the humans are able to transcend differences and unite in the face of adversity. Recent events in Israel serve as a compelling case study of how a nation can shift overnight from deep division to broad unity.
HKH: Urgent action needed as climate-driven disasters surge
In a stark revelation, the economic toll of climate-induced calamities has been quantified for the first time, costing humanity USD 16 million an hour over the past two decades.
New Zealand trounce Bangladesh by 8 wickets
Kane Williamson marked his return to the World Cup with an undefeated 78 as New Zealand cruised past Bangladesh by eight wickets on Friday but the captain was forced to retire hurt with a hand injury. illiamson had been sidelined with a serious knee injury picked up during the IPL and sat out New Zealand's first two wins at the World Cup.
Dance reality show ‘The Dance Yoddha: Battle of Moves’ announced
The television reality show ‘The Dance Yoddha: Battle of Moves’ was officially announced during an event held in the capital on Thursday. Subham Bhujel is directing this show. According to director Bhujel, for the fir
Factory fishing in Antarctica for krill targets cornerstone of fragile ecosystem
The Antarctic Endeavour glides across the water's silky surface as dozens of fin whales spray rainbows from their blowholes into a fairy tale icescape of massive glaciers. But as a patrol of environmentalists a
Services affected, classes postponed after mass resignation by BPKIHS doctors
The Dharan-based BP Koirala Institute of Health Science (BPKIHS), commonly known as Ghopa Camp, is the centre for medical services for thousands of citizens of Eastern Nepal. However, its services have been affected multiple times over the past few months.
Market-monitoring intensified in Syangja
As the festival of Dashain is approaching, the District Administration Office, Syangja, has intensified market monitoring. The DAO intensified the festival-targeted market monitoring with the coordination of local levels for a month. Assistant Chief District Officer of Syangja Deepak Paudel said that the administration office has so far monitored the markets of Walling, Chapakot, Bhirkot and Galya
NC holds executive committee meeting
A meeting of the central work execution committee of the ruling Nepali Congress has concluded without taking a concrete decision over the row of appointment of the Chief Minister in Koshi Province.
Buddhism And Art Of Meditation
How can one achieve fullness in life? Is it through good health, a peaceful mind, or thriving social connections? Or is it the synergy of all three? The mind serves as the bridge to society, shaping a person's social conduct. A
Food Safety Aspects Of Microwave Heating
The harnessing of microwaves as an alternative source of clean energy for cooking is one of the technological revolutions that touches the lives of millions every day. With life getting busier with passing time, food habits are changing. The trend of purchasing frozen meals, takeaways, and precooked meals is increasing. With its quick and convenient heating system, the microwave oven has become an indispensable cooki
Threat Of Lead Contamination In Nepal
In the everyday life of Nepal, the conversation about lead, a potent heavy metal used in a variety of items, is often sidelined. The comprehensive understanding of this metal is limited, and its adverse health effects are not widely acknowledged. When we talk about heavy metals, we often think about materials like aluminium and steel. However, it is crucial to understand that lead is as much a part of our lives as gold, silver, and other metals that we use for different purposes. Unlike these metals, the long-term health implications of lead have been increasingly recognised in recent times, prompting global initiatives and gov
"Jiwanta Sambandha: Bridging Generations, Fostering Love"
In the intricate tapestry of human relationships, the connection between fathers and their children weaves a story of profound significance. Dr. Om Murti Anil's magnum opus, "Jiwanta Sambandha,” intricately explores
A Tribute To 'Shatabdi Purush'
Scholar and linguist, folklorist, historian, journalist, and archaeologist! Late Satya Mohan Joshi has become these all.
Water Tourism Booms Along Sukute Corridor
Located on the bank of the Sunkoshi River in Sindhupalchowk district, the Sukute Corridor has emerged as a major tourist attraction, with water tourism activities like rafting and river meditation gaining popularity.
