Press Council demands legal grounds for journalists’ arrests and calls for the immediate release of those held without due process.

Nepal’s prime minister and New York City mayor both rode the same anti-establishment wave. But only one of them takes tough questions.

The reported meetings between Supreme Court justices, including Hari Phuyal, and fixer Inam Sapkota have raised serious questions about judicial integrity, professional conduct, and the independence of the courts, among others.

The new joint venture, chaired by Upendra Mahoto, aims to expand into football, grassroots development, and women's sports.

DP Aryal says legislation should undergo wider debate and public scrutiny, as the government considers introducing more ordinances before the next parliamentary session.

Plainclothes officers went to the offices of two media outlets seeking five journalists, while Nepal Press journo Bishwamani Subedi has already been taken to the Cyber Bureau for questioning.

Plainclothes officers took the Nepal Press journalist from his workplace on Friday and were bringing him to the Cyber Bureau for questioning, an official said.

Vehicles will be barred from using the route between 5pm and 5am on October 30 and 31 as authorities warn of possible floods and landslides.

Farmers in Rasuwa’s Aamachhodingmo struggle to sell their produce as damaged roads, costly transport and the lack of a bridge at Syafrubesi leave millions of rupees’ worth of vegetables stranded.

Chinese and Swiss officials announced the ​deal in August, a year after US President Donald Trump saddled Switzerland with the highest US trade tariffs on exports ​from Europe.

The ministry says N-PABSON repeatedly ignored government directives and its office-bearers acted against its approved statute and founding objectives.

The proposal would increase the number of internationally recognised peaks above 8,000 metres in Nepal from eight to 14, giving the country 14 of the world's 20 highest mountains.

Justices discussed their contacts with Inam Sapkota, allegations involving Chief Justice Manoj Kumar Sharma, the Constitutional Bench dispute and possible judicial code violations.

Migrant workers return to Indian cities after celebrating the festival, leaving behind villages that briefly came alive during their homecoming.