July 12, 2026

NRNA Pushes for Smoother Path to Non-Resident Citizenship in High-Level Ministry Talks

Kathmandu, Nepal: For millions of Nepalis living abroad, the dream of maintaining a lifelong legal bond with their homeland just took another step closer to reality.A delegation from the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) recently sat down with Krishnakumar Subedi, Deputy...

India: Needed a nationwide NRC
India: Needed a nationwide NRC

An intriguing debate gained momentum soon after the foreign ministry made a public statement that a passport alone cannot justify one's claim to be a citizen of India. The central government had already clarified that no  Aadhaar- PAN- voter identity...

Articles | Jul 07, 2026
Throwing light on a nationwide NRC
Throwing light on a nationwide NRC

An intriguing debate gained momentum soon after the Indian foreign ministry made a public statement that a passport alone cannot justify one's claim to be a citizen of India. The federal  government had already clarified that neither  Aadhaar- PAN-driving licence...

Articles | Jul 04, 2026
Myanmar: A troubled nation and millions sufferers
Myanmar: A troubled nation and millions sufferers

Nava ThakuriaWhen the global community observed World Refugee Day on 20 June, a dark reality surfaced from Myanmar (also known as Burma or Brahmadesh),  where the military-controlled regime in Naypyitaw emerged as a primary actor in creating refugees in their...

Articles | Jul 03, 2026
From Surge to Stability: Nepal’s Changing Landscape of Studying Abroad
From Surge to Stability: Nepal’s Changing Landscape of Studying Abroad

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...

Articles | Jun 20, 2026
Safeguarding Nepal’s Interests in a Changing Himalayan Landscape
Safeguarding Nepal’s Interests in a Changing Himalayan Landscape

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...

Articles | Jun 17, 2026

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...



Mustang Emerges as Religious Tourism Hub with World’s Largest Shaligram Sheela Sculpture

Jomsom, Mustang: A massive 22-foot-tall Shaligram Sheela sculpture, carved from a natural rock along the banks of the Kaligandaki River in Ward 4 of the Gharapjhong Rural Municipality, has rapidly gained prominence as a major hub for religious faith and...



18 including Poudel acquitted on Telecom billing case

Kathmandu, Nepal: The Special Court has acquitted all 18 defendants, including former Nepal Telecom manager Sunil Poudel, in a long-running corruption case related to the procurement of a telecom billing system, bringing an end to years of legal proceedings over...