Electric vehicle imports fell 24 percent last fiscal year as prolonged closures at Rasuwagadhi and Tatopani choked supplies. Dealers warn fresh disruptions could delay launches at this month’s major automobile exhibitions.

The missiles are principally the Army’s surface-to-surface weapons, known as Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) and Precision Strike Missiles.

MBBS student Dilli Harijan has also started a hunger strike demanding stipend for interns on par with those provided at government medical colleges.

Sigdel briefs Shah on Tarai tensions as a separate dispute over an army-protected site during Gokarneshwar road expansion draws attention.

Agreements with victims’ families and dialogue efforts help calm unrest across Koshi and Madhes provinces.

KU and the University of Chicago will select 24 participants for a three-day literary translation workshop in September featuring two International Booker Prize-winning translators.

A 21-year-old man injured when security personnel opened fire during the July 26 violence in Sunsari died in a Kathmandu hospital on Tuesday.

Weak project preparation, staff shortages and poor implementation continue to hold back capital spending.

Residents of Khalla Musetti face recurring road closures every monsoon as floodwaters threaten electricity poles and disrupt access to markets and hospitals.

Analysts say Tehran is using calibrated escalation, targeting shipping lanes and energy infrastructure to raise the cost of confrontation and strengthen its bargaining position in any future negotiations with Washington.

What began as outrage over cancelled examination results has evolved into a broader backlash against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with young Indians questioning whether hard work alone can still secure a better future.

Psychologist Shristi Kharel explains how children who grow up managing their parents' emotions carry the weight of parentification.

Once associated with bodybuilders and intimidation, gyms are now attracting office workers and retirees.

More than an estimated 500 institutions across the country have stopped returning deposits even though they have not been officially classified as ‘problematic’.