- Thursday, 16 April 2026
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The Story Of Bagmati
The River of gods and mortals alike, A lifeline of the Kathmandu Valley
Perspective On Nepal's Poverty
Of late, there is a noticeable surge in the publications of various books by retired Nepali bureaucrats to particularly relate their own experience, perception, prognosis, and diagnosis of the situation in the country. Some of these publications are fictions and others literary pursuits. Many of such works are in th
Domestic Football League Faces Crisis
"Nepali football isn’t dying." This sentiment was expressed by striker Gilepsie Jung Karki following a victory over Afghanistan in a friendly match held in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, in November. Yes, Nepali football won’t die anytime soon, but it has undoubtedly hit its nadir. The
Self-Medication Risks
"My head is pounding," she mutters, reaching for a box of medicine and swallowing a Flexon tablet. "It feels like my temperature is going up," she says next, taking a paracetamol to cool it down. "My stomach is burning—must be gastritis," she decid
Legislative Facilitation
A few days ago, the government issued a number of ordinances to amend various laws. The major goals of the related laws are to improve good governance, public service delivery and social welfare, land management, and attract foreign inve
Digital Inclusion Enhances Equality
Digital inclusion is an initiative that ensures all individuals and communities including most disadvantaged have an acce
Promote Student-centred Teaching
Teachers may have extensive knowledge of teaching strategies but numerous challenges often prevent their active utilisation. However, there are several ways teachers can still contribute to student success. Based on my over 14-year of ex
Justice To Cooperative Victims
The case of misappropriation of cooperative funds has stretched over a year now. While the government states that it is committed to pun
Teams gear up for Nepal Kabaddi League
The first edition of the Nepal Kabaddi League is set to kick off on Friday in Kathmandu. The inaugural day will feature a match between the Kathmandu Mavericks and the Pokhara Lakers at the NSC Covered Hall, starting at 6:30 PM.
Eighth edition of Nepal International Film Festival from March 20
Nepal Film and Cultural Academy has announced the eighth edition of the Nepal International Film Festival (NIFF). The five-day festival will be held in Kathmandu from March 20-24.
Panchadeval in Baitadi constructed by Shridevi, not by Pandavas, claims ex-CM Rawal
The construction of Panchadeval in Baitadi, listed in the Department of Archaeology’s heritage conservation programme and featured on postal stamps and the Dasharathchand Municipality’s logo, is claimed to have been led by a courageous woman named Sridevi.
Butwal-Gorusinghe road to be wildlife-friendly
The Butwal-Gorusinghe road will be made wildlife-friendly by building underpasses for the animals. The underpasses are being constructed in 19 places of the road section for animals to cross the road.
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Warm clothes distributed to earthquake-affected families
Warm clothes have been distributed to earthquake-affected families in Rukum West and Jajarkot districts. Nabil Bank provided warm blankets to 96 earthquake-affected families in Chaurjahari Municipality-1 of Rukum West and Nalgad Municip
Rai pursues ancestral business of bamboo products
Dhanesh Rai, a resident of Bhojpur, has continued his ancestral occupation at a time when handmade bamboo products are disappearing.
FDA of USA bans red dye No. 3 from foods due to cancer risk
U.S. regulators on Wednesday banned the dye called Red 3 from the nation’s food supply, nearly 35 years after it was barred from cosmetics because of potential cancer risk. Food and Drug Administration officials granted a 2022 petition fil
