Inspired by festivals and Newa Buddhist heritage, Samjhana Rajbhandari transforms nostalgia into woodcut prints at Gallery 108.

Supported by her family and racing team, Brisha Shrestha hopes her journey will encourage more women in Nepal to enter motorsport.

Report warns prolonged West Asia conflict may deepen poverty, disrupt remittance flows, raise food and fertiliser costs, and slow Nepal’s economic growth.

Children are particularly vulnerable as they might come in contact with abandoned explosives.

Opposition parties are united against at least two ordinances related to the Constitutional Council and dismissal of public officials.

As conflict in West Asia drives up petrol and diesel prices, those who depend on two-wheelers and public transport are bearing the heaviest burden — but the switch to electric remains out of reach for most.

Umesh Mainali, who chaired the Public Service Commission, says the Balendra Shah government’s ordinance-driven purge is legally risky, institutionally damaging, and likely to backfire.

As authorities conduct verification and resettlement screening, dozens of displaced children remain stranded in a temporary holding centre away from their classrooms.

The 12-kilometre track opened by the army is expected to improve access to transport, health care, education and essential supplies in the remote Byans region.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has recommended a ​42-day quarantine for all passengers from the boat from Sunday.

The Kremlin has said peace talks brokered by US ​President Donald Trump’s administration were on pause.

Torrential rain swelled rivers and streams in Salyan district, washing away infrastructure, cutting off transport links and disrupting water supplies for hundreds of families.

In the hills of Chitwan, residents say the new crossing over the Kayar River could transform daily life in communities long cut off during the monsoon.

The passengers, none of whom has displayed signs of infection, will be tested by Spanish health authorities to ensure they remain asymptomatic and then transported to land in small boats.