Prime Minister Balendra Shah gets a medical pass for dark shades as Parliament bans them
By Jaya Singh Mahara Doctors have advised the prime minister to wear sunglasses to protect his eyes from bright light, while lawmakers have been told to keep dark glasses out of the House.
Trump administration plans to revoke visas of foreigners seeking asylum
By Reuters The move could affect up to 200,000 business and tourism visa holders who have applied for asylum, as the administration intensifies its broader crackdown on immigration.
Nepal’s parliament debates capital punishment following rape and murder of a three-year-old
By Durga Dulal & Jaya Singh Mahara As public outrage mounts over the Jeetpur-Simara case, law and home ministers outline legal reforms while clarifying why the death penalty remains out of reach.
Jimmy Neesham returns to Janakpur Bolts for NPL third season
By Post Report New Zealand all-rounder helped Janakpur win the inaugural NPL title in 2024.
Court orders government to ensure dairy farmers are paid on time
By Krishana Prasain Court says government must ensure farmers are paid on time and warns that agreements should not become a tool to silence those without access to authorities.
Iran vows to retaliate after US widens sanctions
By Reuters Iran vows retaliation and warns of attacks on US interests and energy chokepoints as Washington expands sanctions, while China rejects pressure tactics and oil markets brace for further disruption.
Mental wellbeing: There’s more to ‘feeling better’ after a walk in nature than you might think
By Dristy Moktan From chemicals released by trees to the way greenery gives our minds a rest, nature may be doing more to our minds and bodies than simply helping us unwind.
11 artists look beyond the Himalayan landscape at Takpa Gallery
By Post Report ‘Voices from the Himalayas’ examines the region beyond its mountains, focusing on its people, cultures and changing realities.
A child’s privacy is protected by law. Nearly everyone violated it
By Daya Dudraj Government ministers, media organisations and social media users disclosed the identity of a three-year-old girl and her family despite laws barring the publication of details that could identify them.
Bara girl was missing for three days. The police response is now under scrutiny
By Gaurav Pokharel & Laxmi Shah Family, lawmakers and rights activists question whether police acted swiftly after the three-year-old was reported missing.
Internal rift widens in UML over policy and leadership reform
By Ganga BC Senior party leaders push for structural and leadership changes, but party chair Oli refuses to back down.
Jajarkot landslide-hit families struggle to get by in makeshift shelters
By Krishna Prasad Gautam, Mahesh KC & Saroj Oli New mothers worry about feeding their babies and children have been cut off from school. Fear of more landslides is keeping families from returning home.
Cancer drugs are not available at state-run hospitals. Elsewhere, they are sold at steep prices
By Arjun Poudel A dispute over government price caps has left hospitals without vital chemotherapy drugs, but the medicines continue to circulate in the market.
Brazil concerned over closure of Nepali embassy in Brasilia
By Anil Giri Ambassador–designate Lins requested Foreign Minister Khanal to reconsider the decision.