- Wednesday, 29 July 2026
The Rising Nepal
Write With Purpose
Writing might be the least costly of hobbies. Fine arts require a solid investment in art materials and supplies. Crocheting too requires spending hard-earned money on yarn. Similarly, for
Maintain Harmony
The death of a young man in Sunsari district cannot simply be another story for headlines. It is a harsh lesson of how fast a small difference can turn into fear, aggression, and loss. Though
Mugu residents also pay taxes to deities
The tradition of paying annual taxes in the name of Gura Devata (local deities), based on customary religious beliefs, is still practised in several villages of the Himalayan district of Mugu.
EPL introduces new rule to stop fake goalkeepers injury delays
The new Premier League season is set to trial a crackdown on goalkeepers who appear to feign injury in order to disturb the flow of the game or give time for coaches to instruct players.
Govt to establish high-priority response desk for investors
The government is set to establish a high-priority response desk at the Ministry of Finance to address concerns raised by the private sector as it steps up efforts to improve the investment climate and accelerate economic reforms.
Nepal, Japan to mark 70 years of diplomatic relations
The Nepal AOTS Alumni Society (Nepal AOTS), in collaboration with the Nepal Chamber of Commerce (NCC), is marking the 70th anniversary of the establishment of Nepal-Japan
'Mediators see progress toward ending Iran war'
Mediators have achieved progress in efforts to get the United States and Iran back to negotiations and avert an all-out war in the Middle East, two regional officials said Monday, with a pause in attacks coming after a period of rapidly escalating tensions.
Acute malnutrition hits Sarlahi children
Children in 18 local levels of Sarlahi have been found suffering from acute malnutrition. According to data released by the Family W
Indonesia’s methane cuts transform life on garbage mountain
Long before dawn breaks over Indonesia ’s largest landfill, Nur Wencih joins thousands of waste pickers climbing mountains of garbage, searching for anything they can sell.
Rising snakebite exposes ICU shortage in Saptari hospitals
As snakebite cases continue to rise in Saptari during the monsoon and summer seasons, the lack of an intensive care unit (ICU) at Gajendra Narayan Singh Hospital has become a serious concern.
Drought leaves farmland barren
Western parts of Salyan have been hit by drought due to inadequate rainfall for a prolonged period. Despite the monsoon reaching its mid-season, insufficient rain has begun affecting paddy, maize, millet and other monsoon crops.
Bajura youths head to India for work
As the paddy plantation season ends, hundreds of people from Bajura have begun leaving for India to seek employment after completing this year's paddy transplantation.
Samyak Mahadan after 24 years
A Dipankar procession and Panchadan programme will be held on July 29 to commemorate the Samyak Mahadan, a sacred Buddhist ceremony that is traditionally held every 12 years but has not taken place for the past 24 years.
Maya Gurung Sangeetik Sanjh to be held
Veteran folk singer Maya Gurung (Devi Maya Thapa Gurung) is to be honoured through a special musical event titled ‘Maya Gurung Sangeetik Sanjh.’
New AI tools let readers talk to books
Imagine a world where you could ask a book a question as you read it. That's the pitch fro
