- Sunday, 22 February 2026
11-year-old Avik Gautam launches debut novel
Eleven-year-old Avik Gautam, a Grade 5 student of Nisarga Batika School, launched his novel The Wilds and Wonders of Venua Island at a programme in Lalitpur on Saturday.
Dhakal releases novel, ‘Jagajjanani Uski Aamako Naam Hoina’
Author and former politician Narayan Dhakal has released his sixth novel, ‘Jagajjanani Uski Aamako Naam Hoina’ on Saturday. The book was launched at Publication Nepal
Singer Sharma wins heart across genres
Rudra Shekhar Sharma is an emerging singer. He has shaped a unique identity within a short period of time in Nepali music industry. Based on his incessant engagement and practice in various musical
FDB signs agreements with ethnic film organisations
Film Development Board (FDB) has signed agreements with various ethnic film-related organisations on the recommendation of its Adivasi Janajati Tatha Matribhasi Chalachitra Prabardhan Samiti.
Bagmati Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition kicks off
The Nepal Academy of Fine Arts and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Bagmati Province, jointly inaugurated the ‘Bagmati Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition/Conference 2082’ in Naxal on Friday.
The 1951 Revolution And The Current Context
Understanding the national and international context of the political changes that occurred in Nepal in 1951 helps us grasp what modern-day Nepal needs to realise. By 1951, the Rana family regime had exceede
Translate Democratic Values Into Action
Today, Falgun 7, corresponding to February 19, 2026, marks the 76th National Democracy Day. This day became possible because of the relentless struggle and sacrifice of known and unknown martyrs for the cause
Transparency, Accountability Strengthen Democracy
We celebrate Democracy Day today in commemoration of the day that marked the end of a century-old Rana family oligarchy and the establishment of multi-party democracy in Nepal in the face of the popular uprising in 1951. Since then, the day is celebrated annually to honour those who sacrificed to bring democracy to the nation. However, we have yet to do justice to the genuine cause for which the martyr
Burnt Walls, Unbroken Democratic Soul
Koirala Niwas (residence) in Biratnagar stands like a living document of Nepal’s democratic movement. This very house witnessed countless chapters of political upheavals, movements, exile, return, and ideol
Nepal’s Long Tryst With Democracy
Nepal’s tryst with democracy is long and enduring. Nepali people have waged several peaceful movements for democracy, human rights, and economic justice over the past 75 years. They have emerged triump
Nepal Police Go Through Political Changes
The history of Nepal Police is closely intertwined with the nation’s political evolution. Ever since the abolition of the Rana oligarchy in 1951 and its establishment as the Federal Democratic Republic through the 2015
Struggles Within Democratic Progress
Nepal observes Democracy Day every year on Falgun 7 to mark the end of the Rana regime in 2007 BS (1951 AD), a moment that changed the political trajectory of the country. The fall of the 104-year-old regime
Democracy Key To Empowering Women
The democratic movement and women's emancipation are interlinked, as both seek to establish social justice and economic equality. Democracy provides the necessary ground to end all forms of exploit
