Financial markets and offices opened an hour later than usual to ensure test candidates arrived on time for the nine-hour exam.

Although the number of losing stocks narrowly exceeded gainers, the overall index still managed a slight upward movement.

The lower house of parliament approved the legislation with a more than two-thirds majority, with only four lawmakers voting against.

The commission has directed authorities not to allow Khapung to leave Kathmandu without approval.

An Ipsos survey of 9,000 people across eight countries, including the US, Britain and France, shows growing ethical and copyright concerns in the music industry as AI-generated songs threaten artists’ livelihoods.

New police chief assumes command as the force rebuilds after deadly September unrest.

More than 2,500 ropanis of land reportedly encroached; prime minister urges swift legal action against those responsible.

Special police units from India meet Nepali security officials to coordinate joint patrols and curb cross-border terrorism.

Sudani was seeking a second term in Tuesday’s election, but many disillusioned young voters saw the vote simply as a vehicle for established parties to divide Iraq’s oil wealth.

Authorities move to reclaim Nepal Scouts’ land after the company, owned by former minister Deepak Khadka, didn’t settle dues despite court orders and repeated notices.

With negotiators from countries across the globe inside the compound discussing the world’s changing future as temperatures rise, the protesters told a news conference they wanted mostly to have their voices heard.

The bill has already passed the Senate and the White House said Trump will sign it into law, ending the shutdown.

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The party plans to establish small and large-scale agricultural research and processing centres across the country to enhance productivity, ensure fair market access.