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The Seeds of a Revolution: How a Single Handful of Beans Turned a Nepali Village into a Global Coffee Capital
Gulmi, Nepal: Nearly a century ago, a man named Hira Giri returned to his home village of Aapchaur in the hills of Gulmi, carrying a quiet treasure in his pockets: coffee seeds from Myanmar. At the time, his neighbors likely...
An Old Lion's Dream: Carlos Soria Stands Atop Manaslu at 86
The 85-85 Milestone: Print Legend Frank Romano’s Lifelong Love Affair with Typography
Kathmandu Summit: Regional Bloc Moves to Tighten Border Controls Against Illicit Waste
Reopening Old Wounds: The Battle for Federalism Ignores a Quiet Peace in Madhes
RSP's First General Convention Amid Rare History and Host of Hardships: Institutional Foundation of Alternative Politics or Recurrence of Traditional Anomalies?
Kathmandu: Walk into almost any higher secondary school or college in Nepal today, and you will still hear the same familiar conversations: Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom—dream destinations that have shaped the aspirations of hundreds of thousands of Nepali students...
The Himalayas are slowly changing, not through any formal decision or declared policy, but through steady developments on the ground. India and China, two major regional powers, continue to expand roads, tunnels, bridges, airfields, and border infrastructure in their respective...
By Bobby CiputraAfter the weakening of Germany’s economic pillars, the way has opened for a “new Sparta” on the Eastern European plain. Warsaw is no longer merely a border protector but a strategic alternative reshaping the landscape of modern European...
The readers of a venerated newspaper from Guwahati noticed an unusual full front-page advertisement on 26 May 2026 stating that the English daily was not for sale. Grabbing the most important space for hard news (meant for valued readers who...
Although the calendar says May and the official summer monsoon is still weeks away, families across Nepal are already living in deep anxiety as the terrifying sounds of natural disaster echo through their villages. For nearly six weeks, the dark...
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CNFF-2026: Awaiting filmy experiences with nationalism
Guwahati: Come 24 and 25 October 2026, the film buffs, cine critics and movie producer-directors of eastern India will have an unique opportunity to encounter film-works, dedicated to foster nationalism and paying homage to Bharat's thousands years old civilization, culture...
‘I Am Jeet Bahadur’ Enters Theatrical Run Nationwide with Solo Release Advantage
Iranian Singer Parastoo Ahmadi Sentenced Over Hijab-Free Online Concert
‘Elephants in the Fog’ Triumphs at Cannes, Marking a Defining Moment for Nepali Cinema
A photo of Miss Finland sparks racist accusations and furor across Asia
British porn star faces Bali deportation after studio raid
CNFF-25 kick starts at Jyoti Chitraban, Cinema must not restricted to entertainment only: Dr Mohanty
After Years Abroad, Nepal’s Stolen Heritage Treasures Return Home
Kathmandu, Nepal: Several historically significant artifacts stolen from Nepal in the past have been repatriated from Belgium, the Department of Archaeology said.The returned items include an idol of Parshuram, a Tundal, and a number of religious murals. These artifacts had...
The 85-85 Milestone: Print Legend Frank Romano’s Lifelong Love Affair with Typography
Kathmandu, Nepal: For most people, turning 85 is a time to slow down. For Frank Romano, however, it marks yet another milestone in a life still deeply connected to the world of print.This year, Romano is not only celebrating his...
NepaConnect App Emerges as Government Pushes Toward Secure Digital Communication System
Nepali-Origin Scientist Dr. Sangeeta Dhaubhadel Honoured with Canada’s 2026 Gold Harvest Award for Innovation
Turkish Airlines Aircraft Fire at TIA Raises Safety Concerns; Airlines Urged to Exercise Greater Vigilance
Microsoft investing $17.5 billion in India for AI and cloud infrastructure
Historic 'Gidde Press' Reinstated at Gorkhapatra Corporation
