The most famous Nepali youtube musicians and their recent releases

Sushant KC is an up and coming name in the Nepali music industry whose first musical debut was his 2016s’ most prominent soulful tune Aama. Four and a half years later with nearly two dozen singles under his belt, the singer’s popularity is only growing with each passing day as his most viewed track Maya Ma has reached 22 million views and his official channel engaging 611 thousand subscribers with only his original musical content. Not much artist can proudly acclaim this huge fan following...

Drama theatres reopen

Remaining shut for 10 months, the drama theatres have reopened since Thursday. All the theatres and cinemas were shut in March last year because of coronavirus.

An App For Public

With the launch of the Nagarik App or citizen's app, the government has offered an opportunity to citizens to avail its services from a single online platform. The people can revel in the luxury of staying at a place to get the services provided by the gover

Ensuring Safety Of Construction Workers

More than 6,000 deaths occur every single day due to work-related accidents or diseases according to an ILO estimate. Every year about 2.3 million people around the world succumb to work-related accidents or diseases. Around 340 million occupational accidents and 1

Journalism Icon Still In Prison

Among many forms of journalism, the investigative journalism is the toughest, as it seeks to provide factual information to public. For getting authentic information, visiting the streets and slums cannot be sufficient. For such information, a reporter having zeal either has to follow a private or public institution or work secretly with the help of agents or technology. In the past, the use of one or many agents was common. But today, technology is being used to make a scoop on social, political...

Pilgrims at Pashupati reach pre-pandemic level

The sacred Hindu temple of Pashupatinath opened on December 16 after remaining shut for nine months. Since then, it has been attracting a large number of visitors, almost comparable to the pre-pandemic days, said Dr. Milan Kumar Thapa, treasurer of the Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT). “Mondays and Saturdays are especially crowded,” he said.

Four, including two minors, held for motorcycle theft

Rajan Potamaha, a resident of Suryabinayak Municipality, had parked his motorcycle at the parking beside the Ram Temple at Ward 4 of Bhaktapur Municipality on Thursday. However, when Potamaha came back to take the motorcycle, it was missing. Potamaha immediately dialled 100, Nepal Police helpline number, and informed about his stolen motorcycle. Potamaha’s was a 220cc red-colour pulsar motorcycle registered under Baa 32 Pa 7953.

Nepal’s COVID-19 recovery reaches 261,044 with 97.8% recovery rate

COVID-19 recovery tally rose to 261,044 on Saturday, with 477 patients recovering from the virus in the last 24 hours. The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) today confirmed that 477 COVID-19 patients recovered while 240 new infections and six COVID-19 related deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours across the country. The national recovery rate now stands at 97.75 per cent, according to MoHP. With today’s new cases, the national COVID-19 caseload has reached 267,056. Of the 3,819 Real-Time...

Grade XII results this week

National Examination Board (NEB), Sanothimi Bhaktapur has said that Grade XII result will be made public within this week. NEB said that it was now verifying the answer sheets of the students after completing the data entry work. Prof. Dr. Chandramani Poudel, chairperson of the NEB, said that though the board had started working towards making the results out by December 31, that could not happen as so as many schools were yet to send the answer sheets of their students.

Govt working to bring smiles on faces of people: PM Oli

Chairman of the ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP) and Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli said that he had saved the country by stopping those who wanted to ruin it. Addressing a cadres’ conclave of NCP in Kathmandu on Saturday, Prime Minister Oli clarified that he had done the job of bringing smile on the face of the country and its people. The courts should be allowed to function independently in a democracy, he said adding that the government had done all its work openly and transparently.