- Monday, 17 November 2025
PWA Kavre features poet Bishwa Sigdel
The monthly poetry recitation and interactive session organised by the Progressive Writers' Association (PWA) Kavre featured poet and short story writer Bishwa Sigdel, a resident of Banepa, as the special author this month.
Rakshya Panta crowned Mrs Nepal
Rakshya Panta from Butwal has won the title of Mrs Nepal World, the biggest beauty pageant for married women, held in Kathmandu on Saturday.
Uttar Gandaki Mahamela generates Rs. 23.99 million
The income and expenditure of the ‘Uttar Gandaki Mahamela Damodar Dharmotsav-2082’, held at Uttarbahini, the confluence of Lumbini and Gandaki Provinces, has been made public.
Nepathya's first Nagoya concert brings together Nepali diaspora
Nepali folk-rock band Nepathya was warmly welcomed during its first concert in Nagoya, attracting a crowd of Nepalis living throughout Japan who assembled on Thursday for a rare cultural homecoming.
Hari Hajurba staged in Bardiya
The popular play 'Hari Hajurba’, based on the story of the armed conflict, has been staged outside Kathmandu for the first time. Director Nijar Husen and actor Bijay Baral, along with their team, travelled to Bardiya and successfully staged the play.
Foreign tourists visit Satyawati region every year
Thaple and Satyawati, the tallest peaks in Lumbini Province, have emerged as key destinations for international tourists. At present, the sacred touristic site of Satyawati is bustling with American tourists.
Buddha’s Teachings And Contemporary Politics
The very first principle of the Buddha’s philosophy is impermanence (anitya). Impermanence means change — the inevitable reality of life. Yet we generally dislike thinking or talking about
Recalling College Life
College life was one of the most memorable chapters of my life. These years were full of new experiences, lessons, fun and personal growth. While there were challenges, they helped shape
Under Pressure To Resist Tourist Flow
Upper Mustang, a rare gift of nature and culture, now seems under pressure to resist the flow of visitors. It is because of its history and much more. The
Drones, AI And Precision Farming
Agriculture is a way of life for Nepali people, with 60 per cent population engaged in agriculture, contributing around 24 per cent to the national GDP (MOALD 2023).
Fervour Of Communicative Ecosystem In South Asia
A two-day International Seminar was organised at Bodo land University, Kokrajhar, Assam. on October 30 and 31. The event, titled “The Dialogic of Language and Media: A Contemporary Perspective,” was jointly organised by the Centre of Bodo Studies and the Department of Bodo, Bodoland Universi
An Account Of Trans-Himalayan Relations
Nepal and Tibet have shared a relationship of both affection and animosity for millennia. Formal exchanges betw
The Visitors In Our Back Yard
In Nepal, my home had a big space and a lot of trees. There were a lot of pets like cats, dogs, chicken, goats, bunnies, and a white mouse. There was also a fami
