Election proceedings in full swing: A test of voters' conscience A study conducted by researchers at the University of Bath in 2023 analysing cognitive trends during the Brexit found that individuals with lower cognitive ability were more susceptible to populist agendas and persuasive campaign rhetoric than those with stronger academic backgrounds and higher cognitive ability.
Nepal's satellite achievements mask deeper issues On January 12, 2026, Nine Nepali high school students watched their dreams dissolve into the Indian Ocean.
Climate wounds of Madhes: A crisis we chose to ignore In 2025, Nepal’s “grain basket”, Madhes, endured a year of climate extremes that should finally end any illusion that climate change is a distant or abstract threat.
The gut matters: More than you think A lot of people in Nepal are suffering from conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, kidney problems, and mental disorders. The focus on the prevention and treatment has always been on different medications, changes in lifestyle, and easy access to health care. But we hear very little about the importance of gut or intestinal health.
Who will have the last laugh?: The NC, UML, or RSP With the election only a week away, the Nepali political arena is resounding with debates, discussions, and deliberations regarding which party to vote in the upcoming polls.
Bangladesh has voted: Stability will be earned through delivery, not declarations The sweeping victory of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and the return of Tarique Rahman after 17 years in exile mark the most consequential political transition since the 2024 uprising that ousted Sheikh Hasina.
Jeopardising financial standing: Slipping towards FATF blacklist The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has listed Iran, Myanmar, and North Korea in its blacklist due to their strategic deficiencies in anti-money-laundering, counter-terrorist financing, and proliferation financing frameworks.
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?
Kathmandu's silent killer: The air we cannot escape For a short time in December 2025, people in Kathmandu Valley allowed themselves to feel something rare hope. The mountain peaks, usually hidden behind thick haze, became visible again.
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.
World About 140 US troops injured, 8 severely, so far in Iran war, Pentagon says U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday would be the most intense day yet of U.S. strikes inside Iran.
Nepal 51 parties fail to surpass election threshold for 'national party' The Election Commission of Nepal (EC) has clarified that only parties securing at least three percent of the total valid votes will be granted seats.
Nepal Nepal Airlines to operate special rescue flight to Dubai tonight Nepal Airlines Corporation is all set to operate a special flight tonight to assist passengers stranded at Dubai Airport.
World Iran war has blocked the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil chokepoint. Reopening it is a big challenge The rising prices causing winces of pain at gasoline pumps are due, in large part, to the impact of the Iran war on the Strait of Hormuz,
Sports Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid win big in Champions League, Liverpool loses, Barcelona held Bayern thrashed Atalanta 6-1 without top scorer Harry Kane in the starting lineup.
Nepal Around 300 Thai Buddhist monks set out on Lumbini-Ramagram Peace Walk Acharya Charan is leading the group of monks from Uthayan Tham Dong Yang in Sisaket province, Thailand.
Kathmandu SC orders full hearing on writ petition against Rabi Lamichhane The Supreme Court of Nepal has ordered a full hearing on a writ petition filed against Rabi Lamichhane, chairperson of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP).
Business NOC urges public to limit petroleum use, avoid unnecessary LP gas storage The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has urged the public to purchase and use only the necessary amount of petroleum products and cooking gas.
Nepal PR vote counting for House of Representatives election completed The Election Commission has completed the counting of votes under the proportional representation (PR) system for the House of Representatives election held on March 5.
Environment Police urge precautions as air pollution rises in Kathmandu Nepal Police has urged the public to take precautionary measures as air pollution levels have risen sharply in Kathmandu and other major cities.
Nepal Eight injured as five vehicles collide at Daunne Eight people were injured after five vehicles collided at Daunne along the East-West Highway on Tuesday night.
Environment World Bank supports Nepal's Clean Air Project The World Bank has extended support to Nepal’s Clean Air and Prosperity Project to reduce air pollution from industries and strengthen air quality management.
