- Wednesday, 29 July 2026
The Rising Nepal
Aditya Shrestha releases debut song ‘Bacha’
Emerging singer Aditya Shrestha has released his debut song, ‘Bacha.’ The emotional track tells a heartfelt story of love, distance, trust, and dreams. It follows the journey of two college lovers w
Nepal earns Rs. 29.32B from electricity exports
Nepal has achieved a historic milestone in cross-border electricity trade, earning a record Rs. 29.32 billion from electricity exports to India and Bangladesh during the fiscal year 2025/26. According to the Nepal Electricity Authorit
Wildfire smoke kills tens of thousands of people a year
Smoke from wildfires which are burning more of the Northern Hemisphere as Earth warms attacks nearly every system in the human body, killing tens of thousands of people a year, numerous medical studies show. It attacks the body i
Pauwa related to Jung Bahadur awaits conservation
The historic Bichitra Pauwa (rest house) in Balkot, Chhatradev Rural Municipality-2, Arghakhanchi, has fallen into disrepair due to a lack of conservation. This heritage site, rich in Rana-era history,
Batting collapse leaves Nepal reeling in League-2
Nepal’s struggles with both bat and ball continued in the ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 Tri-series in Utrecht, as they fell to hosts Netherlands by six wickets on Thursday. The Rhinos had earlier lost their opener ag
-original-thumb.jpg)
NEA to pay Rs. 1.57 M to child losing hands in accident
The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has decided to provide a total of Rs. 1,571,250 to a child who lost both hands after suffering a serious electric shock in Ghusery, Triveni Rural Municipality-2 of Nawalparasi (Bardaghat Susta East). Th
Devghat Dham's plastic ban remains unimplemented
Plastic waste continues to pile up across the famous religious site of Devghat Dham despite its declaration as a plastic-free zone, leaving the sacred area polluted and foul-smelling. Although the site was declared a plastic-fr
APF puts temporary monsoon response base on 24-hrs standby in Banke
With water levels in the Rapti River rising following several days of rainfall, the Banke District Disaster Management Committee has placed trained security personnel on high alert to respond to potential flooding and inundation.
Hundreds hospitalised in Japan heatwave 'disaster'
More than 450 people received hospital treatment for heat-related issues in a single day in Tokyo -- the highest number since records began 16 years ago, emergency services said Thursday. The figure was r
Poultry farmers concerned as egg sales decline
Poultry farmers in Tanahun have expressed concern after a sharp decline in egg sales, despite there being no outbreak of bird flu or any other serious infectious poultry disease in the district. They say rumours circulating in the marke
Emerging Two Global Scenarios
As the United States and Iran exchange salvos for control of the Strait of Hormuz, two unprecedented scenarios appear to be unfolding on the global geopolitical landscape. One is the possibility of Iran emerging as a dominant regio
Improvement In Public Service Delivery
If you hear the conversations among common people these days, you can find they devote a substantial amount of time talking about current politics and related issues. They reflect on the general election of March 5, 2026 and express skepticism about their decision to cast a vote for the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP). They have not forgotten the promises that the RSP leaders made before the election. Along with many other promises, they mainly had convince
Distracted Childhood
Childhood is becoming increasingly supervised, scheduled and screened. Many ch
Check Monkey Menace
The successful stories of Nepal in wildlife conservation are hailed globally, inspiring many nations to take a leaf out of its book. Bengal tiger, one-horned rhino, gharial, among many other species, have remarkably grown in number ove
France evacuates thousands as pine forest fire rages
Smoke rose from crackling pine trees Thursday as a wildfire gained ground on the coast of southwestern France, forcing more than 10,000 tourists to evacuate camping sites and other holiday accommodation. France has been bat
