- Saturday, 18 October 2025
Baahrakhari announces Nepal's highest-paying short story competition
Baahrakhari Online has announced Nepal's largest-ever cash prize for a short story competition. Beginning this year, the DishHome Baahrakhari Story Competition 2082 will awa
Yatra Tattoo Exhibition begins
The ‘Yatra Tattoo Exhibition and Art Workshop’, jointly organised by the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) and the Himalayan Tattoo Summit, began on Friday. During the opening ceremony, Chancellor of
Book relating to Simraungadh's ties to Nepal Mandal released
The book is focused on the ties the historic city, Simraungadh, had with Nepal Mandal. Simraungadh is the eleventh-century town which was an economic, cultural and political civilization. It was once the capital of the Mithila Kingdom.
Jerry on Top, a film based on Everest story, releases in cinemas from today
While Sagarmatha (Mt Everest) has long been a subject of documentaries and Hollywood movies, Jerry on Top, a Nepali feature film using the mountain as the core of its story, has officially released in cinema halls across the country from today.
Dali Blends Nature, Culture, Growth
An old man was busy putting electric bulbs in plastic bottles on the grassy, wet bank of the Erhai Lake in Dali, Yunnan, China. A girl and a few kids, probably the old man's children, were giving him the bottl
Nepal’s Gen-Zs And Dynamics Of Youth Uprising
In recent decades, scholars have divided populations into generational cohorts to explain how shared historical and social experiences shape collective values and behaviours. Much of the current thinking around
Thriving Nepal-China Ties
Nepal and China have maintained a profound friendship since antiquity. Their bond continues to be a global exemplar, notwithstanding their significantly different geographical sizes, economic strengths and
Deviating From Corruption Agenda Backfires
From hashtags to the frontline, on September 8, the streets of Kathmandu were filled with young voices demanding one thing: END CORRUPTION. The social media ban was a trigger to unleash the public an
Tihar: Festival Of Lights And Sibling Bond
When we think about the Tihar festival, the flowers and lights strike our minds first. Tihar is best known for its vibrant decorations of flowers and lights. Likewise, Deusi and Bhailo are other features of this festival
Goodall: Pioneering Conservationist
Jane Goodall was a British scientist known for her research on chimpanzees. She studied the animals for many years in the East African country of Tanzania. Her discoveries changed the way chimpanzees are stud
Folk singer Kamal BK battles kidney failure, seeks financial aid
Senior folk singer and national artist Kamal BK Nirmohi, who has sung more than two hundred folk songs, has been seriously ill for the past few days. After both of his kidneys failed, he h
Minister Kharel, artists feted
On the occasion of the 101st birth anniversary of the late Hari Prasad Rimal, Radio Nepal’s first singer, actor, and theatre artist, Hari Prasad Kalyani Rimal Natya Sangeet Pratisthan organised various programmes to comm
Minister Kharel honoured with 'Hari Prasad Kalyani Rimal Sanchar Puraskar'
Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Jagadish Kharel, has been honoured with the 'Hari Prasad Kalyani Rimal Sanchar Sewa Puraskar (Award)'.
