- Friday, 6 June 2025
Sherpa Trails Connect Himalayas Globally
A friend once jokingly said that if Nepal's hills were ironed flat, the country would be larger than Asia, and people would not have to spend hours navigating steep ascents and descents. While flattening the hills is
Leadership Reflects Public Apathy
It is believed that a nation's future is shaped by the leaders it elects and the duties its citizens embrace. If true, it is time for all Nepali citizens to question our duties and civic responsibilities. Are we embracing civic responsibilities? Questions have been raised from different corners of society that people and the culture they have practised are more responsible for making politicians more corrupt and irresponsibl
A Memorable Cultural Experience
My recent visit to China to attend a seminar on economic and trade cooperation organised by the Beijing-based University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) was full of cultural surprises. Before lan
Reminder Of Sublime Eternity
This article is not a botanical explanation nor am I here to pretend as a chiseled botanist to explain how flowers, particularly roses, are grown in a garden! The question arises here! Why only roses? Other flowers too boas
Clean Future Without Plastics
Sustainable environmental practices require consistent, daily action and responsible resource management to ensure a secure future. Continuous commitment is paramount. Before buying anything, ask yourself:
2nd edition of Anu Ra Pahad released
The 2nd edition of the short story collection ‘Anu Ra Pahad by Rabindra Sameer has been published. The book, which features 56 short stories,
Bandipur Rural Municipality honours Hollywood artists
Bandipur Rural Municipality of Tanahun has honoured Hollywood actors, producers, directors, and managers amid a programme held in Bandipur on Tuesday. The municipality honoured them in recognition of their selection of the scenic town of Bandipur for the shooting of a Hollywood film.
Giri, Mainali inducted in Censor Board Nepal
Senior film journalist Kuber Giri has been appointed as a member of the Film Censor Board Nepal recently. Minister for Communications and Information Technology Prithvi Subba Gurung handed over the a
Sankirtan continues at Sitaram Ashram for 25 Years
The Sitaram Ashram, located in Dhanushadham, the second most important religious and tourist destination in Dhanusha, has been conducting continual Sankirtan (devotional singing) for the past 25 years.
Fine arts reflect past, present, future: Speaker Ghimire
Speaker of the House of Representatives Dev Raj Ghimire has said that fine art illustrates history, shows the current state of society, and hints at what needs to be done for the future.
Art exhibition being held on environmental crisis today
Sagarmatha Next is organising an exhibition titled ‘At the Tipping Point: Art and ecology from the rooftop of the world’, coinciding with World Environment Day. The exhibition will open on Thursday at Taragaon Next in Kathmandu.
'Api Himal base camp: A hidden gem of Sudurpashchim
The Api Himal Base Camp, located in Darchula district, is a unique and captivating tourist destination. Situated at an altitude of 3,900 metres above sea level, the base camp offers a close and stunning vie
Annapurna I base camp resonates with music
Melodious music echoed in tribute to a father at the base camp of Annapurna I, beside the serene Panchakunda Lake. The confluence of music, the lake, and the
