- Monday, 11 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
From piñata to postage stamps, US celebrates Hispanic tradition
The U.S. Postal Service on Friday rolled out its latest special edition postage stamps, paying homage to a tradition with global roots that has evolved over centuries to become a universal symbol of celebration.
Booking opens for Tata’s Tiago EV
Sipradi Trading Pvt. Ltd., the sole official distributor of Tata Motors for Nepal, has started the booking of Tiago EV. Interested customers can make a booking from t
Neymar breaks Pele's Brazil goal-scoring record in 5-1 victory against Bolivia
Neymar eclipsed Pelé as the top goal scorer for Brazil’s national team after overtaking the three-time World Cup winner’s career total on Friday. The goal that put the 31
G20 welcomes African Union as a member for inclusive voice
The Group of 20 top world economies welcomed the African Union as a member, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Saturday, adding momentum to his drive to give a greater voice to the Global South as host of this year's annual summit.
Vegetable prices soaring in Kathmandu Valley
The price of green vegetables has increased sharply in the Kathmandu Valley over the last couple of weeks due to a reduction in their supply. According to the price index of the Kalima
Paradigm shift in Teej celebrations
Teej feasting is now at its peak although the actual festival is still a week away. Women attired in all red dancing in groups in the party venues and homes which we notice almost every day signals the arrival of the popular annual festival of women. Women in every household of the urban areas are now busy thro
DPM Shrestha applauds Jyapu community's role in nation building
The fourth national convention of Jyapu Mahaguthi Nepaa (the national organisation of Jyapu community) kicked off in Kathmandu on Saturday.
Teej promotes social harmony in Morang
Laxmi Maya Tamang a resident of Durgapuri in Morang, Urlabari-9, was dancing elegantly in a Teej special programme on Thursday. She is a Buddhist but has wholeheartedly internalised the festival of Teej of the Khas Aryas.
Ha Ram Pundit staging at Shilpee Theatre
A play ‘Ha Ram Pundit’ written and directed by Barat Limboo, is going to be staged at Shilpee Theatre from September 13. Presented by Dailo Productions in collabora
Art workshop concludes in Kailai
The ‘Tharu Folk Painting and Sculpture Training Workshop’ jointly organised by Nepal Academy of Fine Arts and Janaki Rural Municipality of Kailali district concluded on Thursday.
Rising value of US dollar likely to affect Nepali economy
The value of the US dollar against Nepali rupee has reached a historic high on Friday. Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) fixed the selling exchange rate of one US dollar at Rs. 133.44 on Friday. The buying rate of a dollar was fixed at Rs. 132.84. It was the record-highest exchange rate of the US dollar.
Short people's height in handicraft skills
Bishnu Magar, a 34-year-old individual with dwarfism residing in Letang-6 Public Tole in Morang, has been actively engaged in crafting handicrafts from bamboo.
Communication Of Critical Mass For Peace
Peace building has become one of the priority areas of good governance. The course of peace, however, is not pre-set. The imperative for generational balance has emerged as a decisive factor of Nepali politics.
Restructure CAAN To End Dual Role
The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) is essential for an effective and safe operation of the nation's aviation sector. However, because of its dual function as a service provider and a regulator, a special issue has emerged. The complexity of this conundrum, potential conflicts of interest, and ramifications for Nepal's aviation industry are examined in this article. Civil aviation autho
Tiger terror on rise in northern Bardibas
In the northernmost region of Mahottari, bordering Sindhuli, residents are living in fear due to a surge in wild animal attacks. The situation has become increasingly perilous as tigers have ventured from the forest into the area, targeting livestock in local cowsheds.
