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From World Champion to ‘Doctor’: Messi Receives UBA’s Highest Honor

Lionel Messi has received an honorary doctorate from the University of Buenos Aires, the institution’s highest honorary distinction, recognising his extraordinary football career and the values he represented while playing for Argentina. The award was presented on October 6 at the Argentine Football Association’s training complex in Ezeiza, shortly before his farewell appearance for the national team.

3 days ago
Messi Receives UBA Honorary Doctorate

From Cash to QR: Where Is Nepal’s Digital Money System Heading?

Nepal is quickly changing the way people pay, with QR codes becoming a familiar part of everyday life, from tea shops to larger businesses. Digital payments are growing rapidly, while cash remains important for many people. As Nepal moves toward a more connected financial system, the bigger challenge will be making digital payments safe, simple, and accessible to everyone.

6 days ago
Nepal’s shift from cash to digital payments is becoming part of everyday life, with QR codes increasingly connecting customers and small businesses.

Over 800 Rare Nepali Documents Return Home After Decades in German Collection

More than 800 historical Nepali manuscripts and documents dating from the 13th to the 20th century have been formally handed over to Nepal’s National Archives after decades in the private collection of German collector Josef Peter Rindfleisch. The archive includes centuries-old palm-leaf records, royal orders, legal documents, manuscripts and travel accounts that provide valuable evidence of Nepal’s political, legal, social and cultural history.

Oct 2
Centuries Of History Return Home

Rafael Leão Wears Ronaldo’s Iconic No. 7 and Reveals Why It Means So Much

Portugal star Rafael Leão wore Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic No. 7 shirt during Portugal’s 4–2 UEFA Nations League win over Denmark on October 1, describing the experience as special because Ronaldo has been his idol since childhood. Leão also revealed a personal connection to the number, explaining that his children were born on the seventh day of the month.

Oct 2
Leão Honors Ronaldo’s Iconic Seven

Why Are More Nepalis in Their 30s and 40s Facing Heart Disease? The Lifestyle Changes Behind the Rising Risk

Heart disease cases are increasing in Nepal, with doctors warning that coronary heart disease is now affecting more younger adults due to changing lifestyles, unhealthy diets, stress, smoking, lack of exercise, high blood pressure and diabetes. Cardiologists say early screening, regular physical activity and controlling risk factors can play a major role in preventing serious heart problems among Nepal’s younger population.

Sep 30
Heart Disease Risk Rising Among Youth

Why Do World Leaders Gather at the UN Every Year, And Does Anything Actually Change?

The United Nations General Assembly gives world leaders a platform to discuss global challenges, build cooperation, and bring national concerns to international attention. For Nepal, the UN offers an important space to highlight issues such as climate risks, Himalayan disasters, and the need for regional cooperation. Prime Minister Balendra Shah used the 81st UN General Assembly to bring Nepal’s climate concerns before a global audience.

Sep 28
Prime Minister Balendra Shah addresses world leaders from the UN podium, presenting Nepal’s concerns and priorities on the global stage.

Some Things Never Change: Indra Jatra’s Timeless Journey From The 1960s To Today

Rare archival photographs from the 1960s and 1970s reveal how Indra Jatra transformed the streets of Kathmandu with Lakhey dances, Kumari chariot processions, cultural performances and community gatherings. Decades later, many of these traditions continue, connecting today’s generation with Kathmandu Valley’s rich cultural memory.

Sep 27
Old Photos, Timeless Indra Jatra Traditions

12 Years Later: Nepal Complete Historic T20 Victory Over Afghanistan At Asian Games

Nepal defeated Afghanistan in their opening men’s cricket match at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan, defending their bowling effort and completing a successful chase of the 103-run target after restricting Afghanistan to 102/7 in 20 overs. The victory marked Nepal’s first T20 International win over Afghanistan in 12 years, bringing back memories of their historic 2014 ICC World T20 victory.

Sep 25
Nepal Ends Long Afghan Wait

Khagendra Roka Magar Gives Nepal Its First Boxing Win at Asian Games 2026

Nepali boxer Khagendra Roka Magar defeated Macau’s Alvin John Reyes Salinas by a unanimous 5–0 decision in the men’s 60kg preliminary round at the 20th Asian Games in Japan. The victory marked Nepal’s first boxing win at this edition of the Asian Games and kept the country’s hopes alive in the competition.

Sep 23
Khagendra Secures Nepal’s Boxing Breakthrough

Once a Historic Gold Medalist for Nepal, Shrijana Ghising Is Now Making History and Winning Gold for Australia

Former Nepal para taekwondo champion Shrijana Ghising, who made history by winning Nepal’s first major international gold in the sport in 2022, is now an Australian citizen and competing for Australia. The 26-year-old has already delivered Australia’s first-ever World Taekwondo Para Grand Prix gold and is now aiming to represent her new country at the Los Angeles 2028 Paralympics.

Sep 18
Nepal’s Champion Now Represents Australia

You May Already Have a Chance to Win Rs. 10 Lakh: How Nepal’s Taxpayer Incentive Prize Program Actually Works

Your recent digital purchase may have already given you a chance to win up to Rs. 10 lakh under Nepal’s Taxpayer Incentive Prize Program. Eligible transactions may be entered automatically, but winners have only five days to claim their prizes after the results are announced. Although the program is temporarily suspended due to Nepal’s current situation, the Inland Revenue Department has announced 33 winners for eligible transactions recorded up to Bhadra.

Sep 17
How Nepal’s Taxpayer Incentive Prize Program Works

From a Sacred Tree to Kathmandu’s Streets: The Journey That Begins Indra Jatra

The sacred Yosin, or Yoh Sim, was brought from Nala forest in Kavrepalanchok to Kathmandu on September 15 as preparations began for Indra Jatra 2026, one of Kathmandu Valley’s most important traditional festivals. The wooden pole will be ceremonially raised at Hanuman Dhoka with Indra’s flag and ritual symbols, continuing a centuries-old tradition connected with the legend of Indra’s capture and release, as well as rain, fertility and the Valley’s historic farming culture.

Sep 16
Kathmandu Prepares For Indra Jatra

One Last Dance: Messi Prepares to Say Goodbye to Argentina After a 21-Year Journey

Lionel Messi has been called up by Argentina for a farewell appearance against Benin at the Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires on October 6, giving the 39-year-old one final opportunity to wear the national shirt after announcing his international retirement last month. The match will close a remarkable 21-year senior journey that took Messi from painful final defeats and a brief retirement to becoming Argentina’s World Cup-winning captain and one of the defining figures in the country’s football history.

Sep 16
Messi’s Final Dance With Argentina

From Cannes History to the Oscars Race: Nepal Selects ‘Elephants in the Fog’

Nepal has selected Abinash Bikram Shah’s “Elephants in the Fog” (Tiniharu) as its official submission for the International Feature Film category at the 99th Academy Awards, choosing it over “Gaunthali” after evaluating both films. The selection takes the Cannes Jury Prize-winning film into the next stage of an international journey that has already made history for Nepali cinema.

Sep 13
Nepal Sends Tiniharu Toward Oscars

One Year Ago, Nepal Turned to Sushila Karki After Gen Z Protests Changed the Country

One year ago, on September 12, 2025, former Chief Justice Sushila Karki was sworn in as Nepal’s first woman Prime Minister, taking charge of an interim government after the Gen Z movement, deadly unrest and the resignation of KP Sharma Oli pushed the country into an extraordinary political crisis. Karki, already known as Nepal’s first female Chief Justice and for her strong anti-corruption image, was given the immediate responsibility of restoring stability and taking the country toward a new House of Representatives election within six months.

Sep 13
Gen Z Changed Nepal’s Leadership

From Boxing at 16 to International KFL Wins: Yugeen Sharma’s Fighting Journey

Nepal’s Yugeen Sharma defeated India’s Khushi Singh at Karma Fight League 9 in Colombo, adding another international victory to a journey that began with boxing at the age of 16 and later expanded into kickboxing and mixed martial arts. The 20-year-old Nepali fighter has already won national boxing gold, competed several times at KFL and has spoken publicly about her bigger dream of eventually reaching the UFC.

Sep 13
Yugeen Keeps Nepal’s Flag Flying

No More Immigration Office Visits? Nepal Makes Foreign Travel Records Available Through Nagarik App

Nepal’s Department of Immigration has introduced a new facility allowing citizens to access their international arrival and departure records through the Nagarik App, ending the need to visit immigration offices physically for such details. The digital service aims to make the process more convenient, secure and technology-based while allowing individuals and organisations to use verified travel records from an official platform.

Sep 11
Nepal Digitizes Foreign Travel Records

Everest’s Historic Story Returns to Nepal, This Time for a cause as ‘Tenzing’ to Screen in Kathmandu for Bhotekoshi Flood Relief

Apple Original Film Tenzing, which brings the historic first successful ascent of Mount Everest to the screen, is set for a special screening in Kathmandu to support people affected by the devastating Bhotekoshi floods. The British Embassy in Kathmandu is organizing the charity screening, with proceeds set to support the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund, connecting a story rooted in Nepal’s mountains with communities now recovering from disaster.

Sep 11
Everest Story Screens For Nepal

Nepal And Japan: Two Nations Shaped By Difficult Geography, Two Tragedies That Entered History

Nepal and Japan face very different but serious geographical risks. Japan is exposed to earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes, while Nepal faces landslides, glacial floods and extreme weather. After the August 26 Rasuwa disaster, TU expert Dr. Basanta Raj Adhikari estimated its gravitational energy exceeded that of the Hiroshima atomic bomb. The disaster has so far killed 1,357 people, with 5,326 still missing.

Sep 8
Nepal And Japan: How Geography Shaped Rasuwa And Japan’s Historic Tragedies

He Came to See Nepal. Then Millions Saw Nepal Through Him, How Harry Jackson Became an Unexpected Voice Carrying Nepal’s Story to the World

British travel creator Harry Jackson came to Nepal while riding a small motorcycle from Thailand toward the United Kingdom, but his unexpected arrival during the 2025 Gen Z uprising turned his travel camera into one of the international windows on a defining moment in Nepal’s recent history. A year later, as Nepal struggles with the devastation of the Rasuwa flood, Jackson has again used his international platform to acknowledge the disaster and help keep global attention on a country he once planned to simply pass through.

Sep 8
His Camera Carried Nepal Worldwide

Four Restaurants, One Mission: Nepali Chef in Portugal Raises Funds for Rasuwa Flood Victims

After spending around three decades building his life and career in Portugal, Nepali chef Tanka Sapkota has turned the success of his four Lisbon restaurants into support for flood-affected families back home in Nepal. Through a charity dinner held on September 1, the initiative was expected to raise between €17,000 (around NPR 30.25 Lakh) and €25,000 (around NPR 44.49 Lakh) for the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.

Sep 3
His Success Now Helps Home

Upper Mustang’s Centuries Old Chortens Are Slowly Fading And Locals Want Action Before It Is Too Late

Centuries old Buddhist chortens across Upper Mustang, including structures in and around the ancient walled city of Lo Manthang, are in need of repair and stronger protection as age, natural disasters and changing development put the historic structures at risk. Local communities and conservation groups have been working to protect them, but residents say stronger and more organized support from the government is needed to save this important part of Mustang’s Buddhist heritage.

Aug 25
Ancient Mustang Chortens Need Protection