- Wednesday, 29 July 2026
The Rising Nepal
Fear Of Being Ordinary
What if our biggest fear was not failure, but being ordinary? Failure was something that people feared the most. But I wonder if it is the same today. Or maybe the thing we fear the most is being ordinary. Only a few people admit that they ar
FM Wagle urges timely resolution of budget policy complexities
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has called for resolving the policy and legal complexities surrounding the economic reform measures announced in the budget in "mission mode" to ensure their timely implementation.
Grande Foundation supports social causes
For years, pop star Ariana Grande gave away money, mostly quietly and without much structure. There were annual gifts to England’s Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital. Sometimes a night’s performance proceeds were handed
Klopp handed task of reviving Germany's football fortunes
Jurgen Klopp has been named Germany coach, the former Liverpool manager given the task of rebuilding the struggling European giants, the national federation (DFB) announced on Friday. Klopp's appointment
Floods, landslides wreak havoc in Bajura
Floods and landslides triggered by incessant rainfall have caused widespread disruption in Bajura district, damaging infrastructure, blocking roads and putting several settlements at risk. Heavy rain that began early on Friday m
Water Storage Secures Harvest
In Nepal, the success or failure of crops in both rainfed and irrigated agriculture is closely linked to the rainfall pattern. Though the irrigated areas in the country are reported to be 1,435,302 hectares (ha), most of the irrigation systems
Water Resilience Needs Natural Systems
Climate change is often framed as a story of melting glaciers, rising seas, and stronger cyclones. Less visible, but just as critical, is what it is doing to the rivers, wetlands, and aquifers that support everyday life, particularly in the Global South,
Ramche landslide puts 42 households in Hupsekot at high risk
A landslide at Ramche, located at the headwaters of the Kerunge Stream in Hupsekot Rural Municipality of Nawalpur, has placed 42 households at severe risk, according to the District Disaster Management Committee.
Tracing Karmarong's Cultural Identity
The fieldwork for the ethnic caste list of Karmarong community started from Kathmandu, proceeding to Nepalgunj and Talcha through Rara Airport. The study period was during the rainy season in the month of Asar, and the journey was
Nepalgunj Runs Towards Recognition
When Nepalgunj Marathon received the AIMS Social Award 2026 in Norway, it was not just a matter of great pride for the event organisers. It was a realisation that an event like sports competition could achieve much more than deci
The Reality Of Theatrical Craft
For a long time, Puru Lamsal has been actively involved in Nepali theatre, as a skilled theatre artist, director, and actor. His plays have strong stage potential. They are not only meant to be read but are equally suitable for performance. Being both
The Reality Of Theatrical Craft
For a long time, Puru Lamsal has been actively involved in Nepali theatre, as a skilled theatre artist, director, and actor. His plays have strong stage potential. They are not only meant to be read but are equally suitable for performance. Being bot
Cycling Fuels Livelihoods In Buffer Zone
The evening air vibrates with the lively chirping of birds, all eager to return to their nests. At this very moment, a few people emerge into view, pedalling their bicycles across a vast, grassy meadow that stretches endlessly along the banks
Am I Different?
"You're a foreigner. You don't belong here." Those words may seem simple, but for a six-year-old child, they felt like the end of the world. My na
Cooking gas price rises by Rs. 700 in Humla
The price of a filled Liquefied Petroleum (LP) gas cylinder has increased by Rs. 700 in Simkot, district headquarters of Humla, following the resumption of gas supplies to the local market. Although consumers have felt relief with
