Mathemagic: The beauty and truth of maths Mathematics is abstract, objective, and brusquely devoid of sentiment. Right? Wrong. Maths divulges to have the astonishing power to teaching us how things work and what the universe could reveal if we would only listen.
Time for a decision: Whom to vote? The election fever has virtually gripped the country with almost all the parties releasing their manifestos. Consequently, many people have known what are going to be the vision, mission, and goal of the political parties for propelling the country towards peace and prosperity.
Artificial intelligence: And the future of brain health When someone in a family begins to forget familiar names, develops a tremor, or suddenly has trouble speaking after a stroke, questions arise quickly. What is happening inside the brain? Could this have been noticed earlier? And if it had been, could the outcome have been different?
Democratic sustainability: Election economics cannot be ignored Our multiparty democracy is indeed vibrant. Despite numerous flaws, the system allows people to participate in the political process, elect representatives, and express grievances.
Receding glaciers: World's hidden water banks at risk Glaciers – the world’s hidden water banks - are a source of life for billions.
The old versus the new: The slogan of the forthcoming election The debate of the forthcoming election appears to be revolving around the antagonism between the old and new political parties.
From the World Governments Summit to Nepal's ballot box: Ray Dalio's Three Tests for Prosperity At the World Governments Summit on February 3, in the main plenary hall during the session titled “Decisions That Shape Future Governments,” global investor and Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio offered a strikingly simple framework for understanding why some countries prosper while others stagnate.
Political romanticism: Pre-election pantomime at its peak The upcoming election set on the spirit of the violent Gen-Z movement is less than one month away. The political parties and their candidates have reverted to their voters with their agenda and are convincing the people to vote in their favour.
Responsible business in a changing world: The case for Nepal For many, ESG, which stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, sounds like a corporate buzzword: polished, technical, and distant from everyday realities.
India's budget: What it means for Nepal's economic future India’s latest Union Budget goes beyond an annual fiscal exercise – it is a statement of intent.
When losers refuse to lose: Nepal's dangerous talk of rejecting election results Nepal is once again standing at the edge of a constitutional cliff, and the ones kicking away the ground beneath its feet are the very politicians Gen Z chased out of power only months ago.
Climate risk, development, and election manifestos An election manifesto is a formal social contract between political parties and citizens in a democratic system.
Prime ministerial debate: Harbinger of a good political culture The forthcoming parliamentary election has indeed been marked by several notable features.
Nepal between power and proximity: Sphere, buffer, or strategic actor? Small states like Nepal rarely get to choose their geography, but they do choose how to respond to it and what they make of it.
World War with Iran strains the US-UK relationship as Starmer and Trump disagree Keir Starmer has never had a bad word to say in public about Donald Trump.
Nepal Election materials delivered to all 128 polling centres in Kalikot Election materials have been delivered to all 128 polling centres in Kalikot district.
Sports Iran's World Cup place in US put in doubt by Middle East war. FIFA has Iraq next in line Should Iran pull out of the World Cup — still hugely speculative — its soccer federation would forfeit at least $10.5 million.
Kathmandu Supreme Court to remain open during election holidays The Supreme Court will remain open during the three-day election holiday declared by the government beginning March 4.
Lifestyle What to know about Holi, the Hindu festival of colors Holi, widely known as the Hindu festival of colors, is a joyful annual celebration at the advent of spring with cultural and religious significance.
Nepal Over 750,000 leave Kathmandu Valley ahead of March 5 HoR polls In response to the escalating traffic volume, additional traffic police personnel have been deployed to the most congested areas.
Health Bir Hospital forms rapid taskforce The National Academy of Medical Sciences (NAMS-Bir Hospital) has formed a rapid response team also comprising medical specialists in view of the voting under the House of Representatives (HoR) polls taking place on March 5.
Nepal Nepal welcomes over 105,000 tourists in February Nepal recorded 105,441 International Visitor Arrivals (IVAs) in February 2026, marking sustained recovery and growth in the tourism sector, according to the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB).
Business Kajaria Tiles launches exclusive showroom in Biratchowk Kajaria Ramesh Tiles Limited inaugurated a new showroom in Biratchowk, operated by Mahalaxmi Traders, to provide premium tile solutions and contemporary designs to local residents, builders, and architects.
Business Xiaomi opens two official service centers in Madhesh Province Xiaomi has expanded its customer support in Nepal with the opening of two official service centers in Madhesh Province—one at Adarshanagar, Birgunj and another at Orbit Mall, Shiv Chowk, Janakpur.
Business Huawei Enterprise strengthens Nepal's financial sector with advanced ICT infrastructure Huawei Enterprise has introduced state-of-the-art ICT infrastructure to support Nepal’s banking and financial institutions, offering high-performance storage, lightweight cloud solutions, and intelligent campus and data centre networks.
Photo Gallery In Pictures: Holi Festival in Kathmandu Women smear colors onto each other during the Holi festival, known as the festival of colors, in Kathmandu, Nepal, on Monday, March 2, 2026.
