Funny happens: An evening of improv by Everest Toastmasters On 16th August, Everest Toastmasters Club didn't conduct a regular, formal Toastmasters meeting. Every month, the Club conducts a special meeting, and this time it was an Improv Show led by Nepal's only ventriloquist and a veteran Toastmaster, Seema Golchha.
Shreejana Rana elected to Zonta International board Shreejana Rana has been elected to the Zonta International Board of Directors for the 2026–28 biennium, becoming the first Nepali to serve on the global organisation’s governing board.
Building better clubs through better leadership: The Toastmasters Leadership Institute Leadership is a continuous process of learning, adapting and growing with others.
Symphony 5.0: Jhapa Toastmasters' dymphony 5.0 strikes a chord of confidence, connection, and change Hotel The Kingsbury stood witness to a memorable evening as attendees from Jhapa, Itahari, Dharan, Kathmandu, and Siliguri gathered for Symphony 5.0, the annual celebration of Jhapa Toastmasters Club.
Everest Base Camp: More than just a trek I am a physician by profession, and my wife, who is also a physician, shares many of my interests. One of our greatest passions is traveling and trekking together.
One river. Two banks. One destination: Toastmasters District 41 unites Nepal and Bangladesh at historic leadership training The start of a new Toastmasters year is always exciting, but this year felt particularly different yet special for Toastmasters International District 41.
Between applause and aspiration There is something profoundly beautiful about the close of a Toastmasters year. It is not merely the turning of a calendar or the passing of leadership from one team to another.
Birat Anupam's debut book on Nepal's first general election wins Sahitya Post Nonfiction Award Author, translator and journalist Birat Anupam has won the Sahitya Post Nonfiction Award 2082 BS for his debut book, Pahilo Aam Nirwachan 2015 (First General Election 1959), which chronicles Nepal's first democratic parliamentary election.
Roots & Blooms: Shivangini Rana's art of what lies beneath There is something deceptively simple about the title of Shivangini Rana's latest solo exhibition, Roots & Blooms. Flowers are what first catch the eye, but it is the roots beneath them that quietly keep everything alive. For Rana, that contrast mirrors life itself.
'I Listen for the Sound of Ashes' wins Best Debut Film at SLFF 2026 Emerging filmmaker Mihir Pyakurel's 'I Listen for the Sound of Ashes' won the Best Debut Film Award, while Nishit Thapa's 'The Bus to Bagbazar' secured the Audience Choice Award as the 2026 edition of the Something Like a Film Festival (SLFF) concluded in Kathmandu on Monday.
Darai community works to preserve traditional Chudka dance The Darai community in Tanahun has intensified efforts to preserve its traditional Chudka dance, a fading cultural heritage practice.
Passang Nuru Sherpa's pandemic Memoir named finalist for International Book Award Nepali-American author and community responder Passang Nuru Sherpa has been selected as a finalist for the 2026 International Book Award (IBA) in the Non-Fiction Creative category for his memoir 'Behind the Mask'.
Dhairya Cancer Foundation introduces therapeutic knitting for caregivers of cancer patients Dhairya Cancer Foundation (DCF) has launched a therapeutic knitting and crochet programme for parents of children undergoing cancer treatment.
Growing together: How mentorship shapes leaders across Toastmasters worldwide What if the difference between struggling alone and growing with confidence is simply having the right mentor beside you?
World Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after his affair raises national security concerns Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned Thursday after his extramarital affair raised national security concerns.
Nepal Makwanpur EV crash death toll rises to 14, six from one family killed The death toll from Thursday morning's electric microbus crash in Makwanpur has risen to 14, with police confirming that six members of the same family were among those killed.
Nepal Dry landslide shuts down Kaligandaki Corridor, stranding vehicles Vehicular movement along the Kaligandaki Corridor has come to a complete halt after a dry landslide blocked the roadway at Kaligandaki Rural Municipality-2 on Wednesday night.
Nepal Update: Ten dead, six injured in Chhath-bound EV crash in Makwanpur Ten people were killed and six others injured when an electric vehicle carrying passengers home for the Chhath festival plunged off a mountain road in Makwanpur district on Thursday morning, police said.
Environment Light rain likely in four provinces, fog forecast in Tarai Light rainfall is likely at one or two places in the hilly regions of Koshi, Bagmati, Gandaki and Lumbini provinces on Thursday, while fog and mist are expected in parts of the Tarai during the early morning, according to the Meteorological Forecasting Division.
Environment Nepal pledges community-led climate adaptation at COP31 Nepal has committed to strengthening locally led climate adaptation and ensuring climate finance reaches vulnerable communities, using a global platform at COP31 to call for greater support for countries bearing the brunt of climate change despite contributing little to global emissions.
Nepal Youth dies after Pokhara jeep accident injures 12 others A 23-year-old man died and 12 others were injured after a jeep veered off the road in Kaski district, police said on Thursday.
Nepal 10 killed, five injured as EV plunges 700 metres in Makwanpur Ten people were killed and five others injured when an electric vehicle travelling from Kathmandu to Sarlahi plunged about 700 metres off the road in Makwanpur district on Thursday morning.
Nepal Bhai Tika being observed today, auspicious time set for 11:07 am Bhai Tika, the final day of the five-day Tihar festival, is being observed across the country today, with the auspicious time for receiving the tika set for 11:07am.
Nepal International Mountain Museum sees rise in visitor numbers The International Mountain Museum in Pokhara has recorded a rise in visitor numbers in recent months, with 20,938 domestic and international tourists visiting the museum in the first four months of the current fiscal year up to November 6.
Nepal Festivals promote social harmony and unity, says PM Shah Prime Minister Balendra Shah has said traditional festivals help bring people together by encouraging them to set aside differences and promoting social unity, harmony and tolerance.
Environment Foreign Minister Khanal arrives in Antalya for COP31 Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal arrived in Antalya, Türkiye, on Saturday to lead the Nepali delegation to the 31st Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP31).