- Monday, 9 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Living With Dignity
December 10th marks a special day. It is both Human Rights (HR) Day and the conclusion of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. While the HR Day encompasses the rights
NEA recovers over Rs. 2.5M tariff dues
Under the Outstanding Dues Recovery Campaign launched by the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Nepalgunj Distribution Centre, more than Rs 2.5 million in outstanding electricity bills was collected in a single day in Banke.
Banke farmers strive to save Kalanamak rice
Kalonamak rice, an indigenous variety of rice, was on the verge of extinction due to low returns on investment, prompting farmers to abandon its cultivation.
Minister Pun swamped with over 8,000 suggestions
Mahabir Pun, Minister of Education, Science, and Technology, has received more than 8,000 suggestions on education reform over the past two months, as he called for suggestion instead of receiving congratulatory phone calls and messages.
47 Nepalis rescued from Myanmar, repatriated to Kathmandu
A total of 47 Nepali citizens who had been lured to Myanmar through false employment promises and forced to work in illegal online scamming centres have been rescued and repatriated to Nepal.
Govt, Gen-Z sign 10-point accord
The government and the family members of the martyrs and those injured in the Gen-Z Movement signed a 10-point accord, recognising the Gen-Zers’ protest of September 8 and 9 as the Gen-Z People’s Movement.
Traditional homes collapse as owners migrate
Traditional houses built with local craftsmanship in Rumma village of Malika Rural Municipality-5, Devisthan, have begun to collapse. As families have migrated elsewhere, many homes now stand abandoned, causing the village’s identity to fade.
Human-elephant conflict intensifies in Morang
Fear of wild elephants has increased over the past week in Belbari- 8 and 10, and Kanepokhari - 7 of Morang district. Elephants spend the day in the northern fo
141 cases of violence against women in Madhes in six months
Violence against women in Madhes Province has seen a worrying rise, according to recent statistics. A report released on Tuesday by the Women’s
Baskuna village of Beni glows in shades of orange
Baskuna village of Beni Municipality–4 is recently glowing in shades of gold this season as its orange orchards have ripened beautifully. Orange trees have transformed the entire vill
Gen Zers in Mahottari protest corrupt practices
Following Nepal’s recent Gen-Z movement, young people in Mahottari have begun organising themselves to speak out against local problems and corruption.
Why Japan issued advisory for a possible megaquake
Japan issued a megaquake advisory Tuesday after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck off the eastern coast of Aomori, the northernmost prefecture of Japan's main island of Honshu
2nd edition of 'Samalochak Ka Aankhama Harihar Khanal' launched
The second edition of the book ‘Samalochak Ka Aankhama Harihar Khanal’ has been released amid a programme held in Kathmandu on Tuesday.
Production of indigenous crops rises in Humla
The production of indigenous crops has increased in the Himalayan district of Humla. Farmers have become more attracted to
Man Utd back on track after Fernandes inspires Wolves rout
Ruben Amorim said Manchester United had "improved a lot" after they climbed back into the race to qualify for the Champions League as Bruno Fernandes inspired a 4-1 rout of woeful Wolves on Monday.
