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Bank stocks lead market rally, but can the gains last?
By Pritam Bhattarai Nepse rose 1.63 percent before Dashain as banking and insurance shares attracted buyers. Analysts point to expected earnings, dividends and margin lending as potential drivers, but say turnover must rise to sustain the rally.
Police take journalist Kishor Shrestha to Cyber Bureau for talks over complaints
By Post Report Ruling RSP leader Himesh Panta filed a complaint over a report alleging his family had grabbed land, while Shrestha lodged a counter-complaint over Panta’s social media remarks.
Nepal’s leaders call for unity as Shah highlights Dashain’s financial strain
By Post Report Prime Minister Balendra Shah said financial hardship should not make the festival a burden, while the president and vice-president stressed social harmony and support for families affected by disasters.
Dashain paints the country in festive colours
By Hemanta Shrestha, Angad Dhakal & Dipesh Darshandhari Crowded markets, kite-filled skies and packed roads capture the excitement as families head home and communities prepare to celebrate.
Shoppers crowd Kathmandu markets for Phulpati
By Nepal Photo Library Families flock to traditional bazaars for flowers, sugarcane, ginger plants and other offerings used in the Dashain ritual.
When tradition becomes a fashion statement
By Bhumika Shrestha At NCFT’s graduating show, 54 designers focused on Nepal’s architecture, agricultural traditions, and traditional jewellery.
What’s on in Kathmandu Valley this week
By Post Report From music and workshops to food and heritage walks, here’s what’s happening around the Valley this week.
What’s different about Janakpur Bolts’ jersey reveal?
By Biken K Dawadi While other NPL franchises lean on AI-generated content, Janakpur Bolts’ jersey reveal puts human creativity, the team’s troubled past and its determination to rebuild at the centre.
Teams ditch NSL banner to form new ‘Nepal Football League’
By Nayak Paudel The familiar lineup of seven club owners and former NSL executives returns with a brand-new tournament structure, with its first season kicking off on February 13.
16 Musahar families get land titles after years of waiting
By Dipendra Baduwal The families in Rupandehi’s Gaidahawa Rural Municipality received legal ownership of the land they live on. The district has 82,000 registered landless people and informal settlers.
Bhotekoshi flood displaced 777 students. Nepal plans five-year school recovery
By Sudeep Kaini Of the 57 educational institutions assessed in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading districts, 28 were damaged and 15 were completely destroyed.
Loss and Damage Fund calls extraordinary meeting for Oct 22 to support Nepal
By Anil Giri Nepal formally requested an urgent response from the Fund on August 31, calling on the Board to take a special decision to provide assistance rapidly, directly and effectively.
Buying online? Ask for a tax bill, pay after delivery
By Krishana Prasain & Arati Paudel Police recovered money for only 10 percent of online fraud victims who filed complaints. Thousands of sellers operate online, but just 384 e-commerce businesses have registered with the government.
Beijing’s security concerns cloud Nepal’s push to reopen Tatopani
By Gaurav Pokharel & Seema Tamang Flood damage to Rasuwagadhi and the high cost of Korala leave the Sindhupalchok crossing vital to Nepal’s trade with China, but Beijing remains reluctant to reopen it over concerns about Tibet.