- Tuesday, 4 November 2025
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Mechi Highway obstructed
Torrential rain since Thursday has obstructed the Ilam-Rajduwali road section along the Mechi Highway.
Landslide blocks Narayangadh-Muglin road
The Narayangadh-Muglin road section has been obstructed due to landslide.
First English Language TV Channel In Offing
On April 25, 2015, Nepal was struck by a devastating earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter scale. This disaster resulted in approximately 9,000 fatalities, over 100,000 injuries, and extensive property damage. In the aftermath, while int
Gateway Embodies Essence Of Nation
A portal standing tall and proud at the edge of a country is more than just a physical structure. It adds an element of story as it welcomes and reflects the spirit of where one is headed. The presence of an entrance/exit gate in an inland nation like
Weather likely to improve from this evening
Most parts of the country have experienced rain and cloudiness due to the cyclone 'Montha' developed in the Bay of Bengal and the influence of a low-pressure system.
Pay Heed To History Or Perish
The frenzy of power is often reckless. The arrogance of Jung Bahadur Rana's daughters and the downfall of his sons exemplify this vividly. Baal Narsingh Kunwar carved out a significant place for himself in the royal court by killing Sher Bahadur Shah, the man who had assassinated King Rana Bahadur Shah, grandson of King Prithvi Narayan Shah. Kunwar was the father of seven sons. The most ambitious of them, Jung Bahadur, shot and killed his own maternal uncle, Prime Minister Mathabar Singh Thapa, to become the confidant of Queen Rajyalakshmi. To destabilise the balance of power between King Rajendr
Plea For Modified Liberalism
Francis Fukuyama, in his book “The End of History and the Last Man,” proclaimed liberalism as the ‘endpoint of mankind’s ideological evolution.’ This claim seemed justified following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. However, subsequent events like th
Fusion Of AI And Human Expression
We use our hands, face and body more than words to communicate in our daily life. The skills to express our thoughts through body parts are termed as linguistic gestures. These gestures are now embedded in an AI system too. AI can now read and understand such linguistic cues and thus implement them in homes, hospitals, schools, and virtual worlds, where it is successful for limited tasks. Linguistic gesture and its embodiment in AI or AI-powered machines are
Why I Chose Humanities Stream?
When I first walked into the admission room, 'Humanities' was the last stream on my mind. Like many students, I thought I'd pick science or management, so-called the "safe" stream, like everyone talks about when they speak of success. Just as I was about to choose the stream management, the back of my mind urged me, "Take Humanities". So I listened to my heart and today, I'm grateful every single day that I did.
World Cities Day today
The World Cities Day is being marked today in various countries around the globe with the theme 'People-Centered Smart City' to impart the message of sustainable urban development and cooperation.
33 injured in a bus accident in Chitwan
A bus bound to Kathmandu from Gaur met with an accident this morning in Bharatpur Metropolitan City–9, Tikauli forest area, injuring 33 people.
Commitment To Poll
A tripartite meeting, convened by Prime Minister Sushila Karki on Wednesday, concluded on a positive note. This was the first meeting held between the government, political parties and the Gen-Z representatives after the formation of the new interi
Taking Lessons The Hard Way
The Gen Z protest on September 8 and 9 not only destroyed the organisational structures of major political parties in Nepal, but it also dismantled their moral and ethical foundation. As the parties try to locate their foothold after being swept off balance by
Heal The Aching Motherland
It has been more than one and a half months of the Gen Z revolution, and the general people's initial enthusiasm for change has gradually faded away. They had expected the newly formed interim government would take immediate action to punish those who were directly involved in the murder of more than 70 innocent people on the 8th and 9th of September. Unfortunately, there arose so many other issues to be addressed, w
The Travel Trap
It is early morning, and a group of friends scrolls through Instagram, booking their next trip before breakfast. The mountains call, the heritage sites beckon, and the hashtags demand it: #TravelGoals, #WeekendEscape, #NepalDiaries. For many Nepali youth today, traveling is no longer optional; it is a ritual, a lifestyle, a badge of belonging. A trip isn’t just about adventure anymore; it is about proving you are “living,” keeping up with friends, and not missing out.
