China proposes upgrading Korala as international trading point as Nepal insists on Tatopani reopening
By Anil Giri Nepali authorities have requested the Chinese side to reopen Tatopani urgently to allow for merchandise from the north to reach Kathmandu for the festivals.
Army chief Sigdel to visit UK on seven-day official trip
By Abiral Gautam The visit will be his first to Britain since he became Nepal’s army chief in September 2024.
Nepal’s track and field athletes train for the Asian Para Games on their own terms
By Nayak Paudel The Post profiles the members of Nepal’s athletics squad who are training without state sponsorship, adapting to disabilities, financial hardship and personal tragedies as they prepare for the Asian Para Games in Nagoya.
How Anup Poudel took Nepali cinema to Cannes
By Samarpan Shree Poudel’s journey from a movie-goer in Kavre to an award-winning producer reflects the growing global reach of Nepali independent cinema.
Eight more bodies recovered from Himlung avalanche as death toll reaches 15
By Aash Gurung The victims were among 16 Nepali workers and support staff preparing routes and camps ahead of foreign climbers when the avalanche struck the 7,126-metre peak on September 26.
Kathmandu Climate Week to begin Friday with focus on climate justice
By Organisers say the programme will address climate-finance bottlenecks, data gaps and structural barriers that keep support from reaching the most exposed communities.
Israeli passenger says he knew what to do on flydubai plane after watching TV show
By Reuters A passenger who helped restrain the co-pilot and pull up the plane’s steering control said he knew how to stabilise a nose-diving aircraft from watching the TV show ‘Air Crash Investigation’.
Foreign Minister Khanal to attend Pre-COP leaders’ event in Fiji, visit Australia
By Post Report Khanal will deliver remarks at the leaders’ plenary in Fiji and meet Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong in Canberra on October 8.
Floods disrupt livelihoods of 21,400 workers in Nepal: ILO
By Post Report The UN agency says damage to homes, workplaces, roads, bridges and energy infrastructure could spread employment and income losses far beyond flood-hit areas.
ADB backs Nepal power transmission, battery storage projects through PPPs
By Post Report The agreements will support a 134-kilometre, 400-kilovolt transmission line and 100–150 megawatt-hours of utility-scale battery storage, with the projects expected to mobilise more than $200 million in private investment.
Domestic Airline Liability Bill set for Friday passage, proposes $100,000 passenger compensation
By Sangam Prasain The bill, unanimously endorsed by a parliamentary committee and tabled in the National Assembly on Thursday, seeks to overhaul insurance provisions in Nepal’s domestic airline industry.
State-run food company to skip goat sales this Dashain
By Sudil Pokharel The company says repeated losses and transport disruptions have made goat trading too risky; it is selling sugar Rs16 a kg below market prices and raising the purchase limit to 25 kg per customer.
Nepal’s new federal civil service bill, explained in nine points
By Rajesh Mishra The bill would change some existing rules, retain others and introduce new provisions covering recruitment, pensions, retirement, inclusion and federal, provincial and local administration .
Messi's farewell match for Argentina to air live in Nepal on Kantipur Max
By Sports Bureau Kantipur Max has exclusive Nepal rights to Argentina vs Benin, Lionel Messi's farewell match, and Argentina vs Burkina Faso.