- Wednesday, 29 July 2026
The Rising Nepal
Excessive pesticide residues detected in green chillies
Excessive levels of pesticide residues have been detected in green chillies brought for sale at the wholesale market in Butwal’s Old Bus Park.
Barhadashi introduces new principal selection model
The appointment of principals in community schools in Jhapa has long been mired in controversy due to political influence and favouritism. Leadership selection in many schools has of
Mithila Sharma to honour mentors
Popular actress and dancer Mithila Sharma will continue to provide awards she established in the memory of her mentors as a guru dakshina (tribute to teachers) for their contributions to her career in acting and dance.
'Implement budget to achieve capital expenditure target'
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has directed secretaries of all ministries to implement the budget with concrete plans aimed at achieving full capital expenditure and meeting the government's revenue target.
Army concludes Higher Command and Management course
The Nepali Army has concluded the 14th Higher Command and Management Course, its highest-level professional training programme for military officers. The course, which commenced on March 29
Spain welcome backs its World Cup heroes
Spain's World Cup-winning soccer team returned home on Monday and an estimated crowd of almost 2 million was on hand to greet the squad through the streets of Madrid.
Cockroach protest targets minister's resignation
India's "Cockroach" party movement vowed Tuesday to press ahead for the resignation of the country's education minister, a day after at least 178 people were injured in protests in New Delhi.
Pay Heed To BP Koirala’s Foresight
The premier political party of Nepal - the Nepali Congress is commemorating BP Koirala’s 44th death anniversary with nationwide programmes. BP – a towering statesman, the leade
Accord Priority To Economic Diplomacy
The broader national interest and security are the fundamental guidelines and objectives of any country's foreign policy and diplomacy. National security includes strategic, territo
Middle-age Plight
Growing up in 1990s, most of us dreaded doing the household chores. Holidays were instead spent flicking through the television while munching on snacks and sipping sugared milk teas. Pa
Mining For Prosperity
The development of industries in Nepal has been held back due to their reliance on the imported raw materials such as iron and steel. Now, however, there is an excellent chance to put that hi
Govt set to establish textile and clothing development council
The government is set to establish a 'Textile and Clothing Development Council' to promote domestic production and Nepali products in the international market. At the direction of
Clean-up campaign transforms Rudramati
For 637 consecutive weeks, more than 12 years, dedicated volunteers have stood by the Rudramati River, removing an extraordinary 7760 metric tons of waste. Their unwavering co
10 die, 17 missing in tunnel disaster
At least 10 people were killed and 17 others remain missing after a suspected gas explosion triggered a collapse inside an under-construction tunnel at a hydropower project
Australia's 'Big Four' bowlers back for Bangladesh Test series
The so-called Big Four could be reunited in Australia's bowling attack with Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon returning from injuries for a two-test cricket series next month against Bangladesh.
