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Families refuse to claim bodies of 14 crash victims
By Subash Bidari Relatives are demanding compensation, jobs for family members and government-funded treatment for the injured before accepting the bodies.
Why teams are preferring to bat first at NPL
By Nayak Paudel The franchises have chosen to bat first in the last three fixtures at the TU International Cricket Stadium, moving away from the early-tournament preference for bowling first.
International cricketers fall in love with Nepal beyond TU Ground
By Nayak Paudel Whether flying over the mountains, enjoying the snow-capped views from hotel balconies or team outings in the hills around the Kathmandu Valley, overseas talents savour life off the pitch.
Kathmandu airport unable to collect Rs1.5 billion from 42 entities
By Suraj Kunwar The airport customs office, Himalaya Airlines and Hotel Radisson alone account for nearly 73 percent of the total outstanding dues, amounting to more than Rs1.14 billion.
Nepali workers make a living on Kedarnath’s 22-kilometre trail
By Bhawani Bhatta More than 2,000 Nepalis travel to the Indian pilgrimage site in season to carry pilgrims and goods, while others run hotels and shops.
Land classification delays force government to amend regulations for fourth time
By Seema Tamang Subdivision of plots remains suspended in 333 local units as only 420 have completed classification, with local units citing a lack of funds and technical staff.
The Nepali border villages that empty for six months every year
By Basanta Pratap Singh Every year, residents of Chhangru and Tinkar in Darchula leave their homes for the lowlands and return in spring when the snow recedes.
Makawanpur crash kills 14, casts shadow over Chhath preparations
By Shiva Puri, Pratap Bista & Subash Bidari A 14-seater was carrying 20 people when it plunged off the road in Bhimphedi early Thursday. The crash has devastated Sarlahi’s Sundarpur, where families were preparing to celebrate Chhath.
Nepali negotiators at COP31 cling to hope for mountain agenda
By Anil Giri Nepal, Bhutan and other mountain countries are pushing for measures to save glaciers and mountain ecosystems.
Nepal still has few large employers after 35 years of liberalisation
By Yagya Banjade Around 500,000 young people enter the labour market every year, but only a handful of business groups employ more than 10,000 people each.
Lumbini Lions seal playoff spot as Karnali Yaks suffer fourth straight defeat
By Binod Pandey The defending champions climbed to the top of the Nepal Premier League standings with a six-wicket win, while Karnali’s hopes of reaching the playoffs suffered another setback.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns in big blow to AI boom
By Reuters Huang, who co-founded Nvidia and is its fourth-largest investor with a stake of about 3.61 percent, will exit the board as well.
RSP delegation to visit China at Communist Party’s invitation
By Post Report The 20-member team, led by General Secretary Bipin Kumar Acharya, will hold discussions on governance, economic development and political cooperation during its visit from November 15.
Captain change fails to revive Karnali Yaks
By Binod Pandey David Miller took over from Sompal Kami, but Karnali were bowled out for 105 against Lumbini Lions, leaving their playoff hopes hanging by a thread.