Bangladesh start Three Nations Cup on winning note

An own goal from defender Kumarbaj Uulu Baiaman of the Kyrgyzstan Olympic team handed Bangladesh a 1-0 victory at the Three Nations Cup 2021 Football Tournament held at Dashrath Stadium, Kathmandu on Tuesday.

Batule Ghars on verge of extinction

Batule/Ghumaune Ghar or Round House that used to be an identifying feature of the Darai community is now on the verge of extinction. Found mainly in Tanahun district, such houses are no longer constructed. As modern houses made of concrete have gradually replaced them, the community fear there won’t be any left before long.

Hawaii gets tourism surge as coronavirus rules loosen up

Hawaii’s “Safe Travels” program reported that about 28,000 people flew into and throughout the islands on Saturday, the highest number of travelers in a single day since the pandemic began, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported Monday.

Resurgence Fears About Coronavirus

In the last months of 2019, the world and the humankind encountered a new killer virus COVID-19. This virus later spread rapidly across the globe

Inclusive Sources A Must For Media

As history is being created by compilation of information regarding COVID -19 pandemic progresses, or any other matter, media needs to remember that the stories we tell becomes the world we live in

World TB Day The Clock Is Ticking

The World Tuberculosis (TB) Day is being observed across the globe today. On March 24, 1882 Dr. Robert Koch discovered the bacterium that causes TB, which paved the way for diagnosing and curing the killer disease.

Colours We Perceive

The world as we see it is defined by colours. The flowers are beautifully decked in yellow, red, blue and orange. The trees are green with a smattering of brown and yellow.

Govt to promote Buddhist circuits

Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation has recently approved the final draft of Buddhist Circuits under Lumbini Development Trust (LDT).

PSC improves its services in six years: Mainali

Public Service Commission on Tuesday highlighted its achievements and services made in the past six years. Organising a programme on its premises, the PSC unveiled the achievements made by its team led by chairman Umesh Prasad Mainali since March 25, 2015.

Tamakoshi corridor gets embroiled in controversy

Controversy has erupted over the Tamakoshi Corridor Project in Dolakha, the shortest north-south highway connecting the three countries – Nepal, India and China. The construction of the route running from Bhittamod of Mahottari near the India-Nepal border to China via Lamabagar in Dolakha is now shrouded in uncertainty as the project grinds to a halt following growing dispute among locals. The federal government has allocated Rs. 52 million this year for the Bhittamod-Jaleshwore-Bardibas-Khurkot-Manthali-Tamakoshi-Singati-Lamabagar-Lapchegaon...