Gauri Kumari Yadav resigns as industry minister
By Prakriti Dahal Her resignation follows criticism over comments that LPG supplies would not ease until action was taken against industrialists.
Nepal cruise into ACC Men’s Premier Cup final
By Nayak Paudel Nepal will face the UAE in the final on September 12. The winner will qualify for the Asia Cup.
Hasina’s daughter resigns as WHO regional head after fraud allegations
By Reuters Saima Wazed steps down after being placed on unpaid leave amid fraud and forgery allegations, which she denies.
Germany provides €8 million in assistance to Nepal after Bhotekoshi floods
By Post Report The package includes emergency relief, humanitarian aid and development support for health, energy and disaster-resilient infrastructure.
Five days, five questions: How Army Headquarters became Nepal’s political centre
By Matrika Dahal & Tufan Neupane The Gen Z uprising brought down the government and left Nepal in a political vacuum. Here is how the five days that followed unfolded, as Army Headquarters emerged as the centre of efforts to restore order and form a new government.
Nepal invites international bids for Narayangadh–Hetauda upgrade
By Bimal Khatiwada The 70-km project will widen the highway to four lanes and build a two-km flyover through Tikauli forest.
Rybakina beats qualifier Zheng to reach US Open semis and secure no. 1 spot
By Reuters Second seed Elena Rybakina ended Chinese qualifier Zheng Qinwen's stirring US Open run with a 3-6 6-1 6-4 victory, advancing to the semi-finals and securing the world number one ranking for the first time.
Nepal’s climate problem is becoming an economic one
By Anish Ghimire Experts say the country needs to shift from rebuilding after disasters to planning development around climate risk.
For Bivechna Chettri, fashion is a way to find and redefine identity
By Jony Nepal Through Dhaago, the Darjeeling designer is mixing traditional clothing with modern fashion to create a style that crosses cultural borders.
Nepal announces ‘scholarship bank’ for children orphaned or displaced by floods
By Sudeep Kaini The government says it will guarantee education through Grade 12 for affected children, with support ranging from residential care and full scholarships to educational materials.
Nepal secures $20 million from Loss and Damage Fund, awaits decision on Bhotekoshi plea
By Anil Giri The funding was approved based on Nepal’s request made earlier this year. A separate emergency appeal filed after the August 26 disaster awaits approval.
Tunnels and bridges emerge as options to bypass treacherous Krishnabhir
By Bimal Khatiwada Officials will decide within a week whether vehicles can resume using the existing road. If reopening is not feasible, authorities will seek a sustainable alternative.
Chinese goods rerouted through Birgunj as Nepal’s northern crossings remain disrupted
By Shankar Acharya Traders are using the southern border to bring in clothing, footwear, festival decorations and other goods ahead of Nepal’s main festival season.
RPP rift deepens in Bagmati as rival faction seeks action against five lawmakers
By Subash Bidari The dispute centres on whether the party should support the provincial government, with rival factions now claiming authority over the party’s parliamentary wing.