How does a dish that began in rural earthen pits and ceramic jars end up name-checked by Michelin-recommended chefs abroad? Here's the full story of Nepali Gundruk
In a country where festival money has historically meant long queues, pushing, and hours of waiting, the calm at the central bank this year is itself the story.
How does a dish that began in rural earthen pits and ceramic jars end up name-checked by Michelin-recommended chefs abroad? Here's the full story of Nepali Gundruk
In a country where festival money has historically meant long queues, pushing, and hours of waiting, the calm at the central bank this year is itself the story.
September 4, 2026
The Promise We Couldn't Keep
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Nepal's Himalayan tsunami has claimed over 1,250 lives. Bodies found across 8 districts and as far as India. Nearly 5,000 still missing. The search continues. The world must act.
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In a heartfelt open letter addressed to Gen Z, former PM KP Sharma Oli reflects on personal loss, warns of manipulation in the ongoing movement, and urges the youth to safeguard the democratic system born from sacrifice.
Nepal reels from social media ban as NHRC urges rethink. World Bank visit, heritage revenue rise, anti-trafficking day, India protests, Russia-Ukraine tensions, Iran ties, and key sports updates.
Nepal orders social media giants to register locally, sparking debate over regulation, online scams, and digital freedom under Communication Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung’s directive.
Nepal mourns the loss of Indira Gole Tamang, a legendary voice whose Tamang selo and folk songs continue to echo as cultural treasures beyond her passing.
August 31 news roundup: Nepal and global updates on politics, economy, festivals, international affairs, and sports, including PM Oli’s China visit and Indrajatra celebrations.
Gandaki Province recognizes Magar and Gurung languages as official, marking a milestone in preserving indigenous identity, cultural heritage, and community inclusion.