- Saturday, 4 April 2026
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Raise Voice On Plastic Pollution
During INC-5.2, Nepal should have strongly advocated for climate justice, emphasising its vulnerability, its contributions to climate solutions, and the need for robust international cooperation to tackle climate change and plastic pollution. The treaty should not only focus on the marine ecosystem. Data has revealed that mountains are also equally vulnerable, and the country could pitch to mention "mountain to marine" and address p
The Elusive Quest For Happiness
In a world where people tirelessly pursue external validation, happiness remains an enigma. The ancient tale of the "Happy Man's Shirt" offers a profound insight into the nature of true joy. A king, desperate to cure his son's sorrow, sets out to find a happy man's shirt, believing it to be the key to his son's happiness. However, his emissaries return empty-handed, having found no one truly content. This timeless parable is a poignant re
Artistic Description Of Europe
The countries in Europe have many enchanti
Pedestrians Deserve Safer Streets
Roads, especially local streets, are a vital part of daily life in urban areas, serving vehicles and the people who walk, cycle, and live alongside them. The condition and design of
Brewing Change With Tea
When people think of Nepal, they picture snow-capped peaks and ancient temples. But high in the green hills of Ilam, Panchthar, Jhapa, and Dhankuta grows another national treasure that the world is only beginning to taste: Nepali tea.
Sanumaya selected for Karate World Championship
Nepali karateka Sanumaya Thing has been selected to compete in the individual kata event at the upcoming Karate World Championships in Egypt. With her participation, Nepal will be making debut appearance at the Karate World Championships.
Thomas Müller joins Vancouver Whitecaps
Former Bayern Munich forward Thomas Müller in joining the Vancouver Whitecaps in arguably the biggest signing in club history. Müller, who won the World Cup with Germany in 2014, will join the Whitecaps for the remainder of th
Chariot procession of Lord Jagannath held at Jagannath Dham
A Rath Yatra (chariot procession) of Lord Jagannath was held at the popular religious and tourist destination Jagannath Dham in Gajane, Beni Municipality–5, Myagdi. The procession was organised by the Jagannath Dham Guthi Operation and Management Committee on the occasion of Shrawan Shukla Dwadashi.
Tanvir’s play Charandas Chor to be staged
Shabda Theatre in Pathari-Sanishchare, Morang, is preparing to stage World-Renowned play ‘Charandas Chor.’ The world-famous play ‘Charandas Chor’ is written by renowned Indian playwright Habib Tanvir.
Netralal Abhagi Memorial sheds light on communist movement
The Martyr Netralal Memorial Foundation has published 'Sahid Netralal 'Abhagi' Smriti Grantha' that sheds light on numerous aspects of underground communist politics in Nepal. 'Abhagi' was an ideal figure in communist politics, p
Amendments to Children's Act suggested
Kiran Kumar Sah, Chairperson of the Women and Social Committee, has stated that the current situation necessitates an amendment to the Act Relating to Children, 2018. Speaking at a discussion programme, Sah emphasized, “In a changing society, time-appropriate lawmaking is a necessity.
Vyas, Suklagandaki Municipalities upgrading major roads
Vyas and Shuklagandaki municipalities in Tanahun district are witnessing major road upgrading works under the Urban Governance and Infrastructure Development Programme of the Ministry of Urban Development. Supported by the World Bank, the projects are targeted to be completed within six months of the current fiscal year 2025/26.
Baghmukhe Chulesi at risk of disappearance
In Budhachaur, a Dalit settlement in Mallarani Rural Municipality-4, 60-year-old local Jokh Bahadur BK has been making ‘Chulesi’ for his livelihood. His main profession is making and selling ‘Baghmukhe Chulesi’ (tiger-faced traditional metal cutting equipment).
Bailey bridge being reinstalled for third time over Hewakhola
A Bailey bridge is being reinstalled for the third time over the Hewa Khola, which separates Phidim and Hilihang in Panchthar district. The bridge being fixed along the Mechi Highway connects Panchthar and Taplejung with Ilam and Jhapa.
371 drinking water projects remain incomplete in Madhes Province
The drinking water project in Bishrampur, Mithila Municipality-5, Dhanusha, which began 10 years ago, still remains incomplete. The Drinking Water and Sanitation Division Office, Dhanusha, started working on the project in 2015, aiming to provide clean drinking water to residents within five years.
