Talks with Nepali officials will cover a proposed economic package, Indian-funded projects and preparations for the prime minister’s visit to New Delhi.

The Bhotekoshi and Kaligandaki floods disrupted the delivery of electrical and safety equipment, delaying plans to open the tunnel to traffic.

Exit polls point to widespread voter discontent over the cost of living and declining Republican support among several key groups that helped Trump win the 2024 presidential election.

The 28-year-old was hit by six bullets in an attack in Gaur Municipality on Tuesday night. Police have yet to identify the assailants or establish a motive.

Roy Cooper’s victory in North Carolina and Democratic gains in Georgia and New Hampshire strengthen the party’s bid to regain control of Congress, as voter discontent over Trump’s economic policies and the Iran war weighs on Republicans.

The festival screened new titles and restored classics, and brought together filmmakers to discuss the industry’s evolution and creative challenges.

Ten Bangladeshi players are playing for five different franchises. The list runs from experienced Shakib Al Hasan to young prospects like Ariful Islam and Jishan Alam.

The West Indies allrounder scored 52 and took four wickets in Biratnagar’s two-run win over Janakpur, extending his stay by a match and promising to return for next season’s NPL.

Anti-graft body seeks Rs734.956 million in damages, prison terms, fines, and confiscation of land transferred through the disputed swap.

Indian foreign secretary Misri is visiting Kathmandu on Wednesday to discuss the proposed package ahead of Prime Minister Shah’s India visit later this month.

An Indian tourist was killed and three others injured when Fishtail Air and Air Dynasty helicopters collided while landing at Pheriche.

The government says most of KC’s six demands are being addressed, but the medical education reform campaigner accuses it of going back on a July agreement and insists his protest will continue.

The arrest of a previously obscure man has exposed a web of connections involving the Prime Minister’s Office, senior security officials and Supreme Court judges, raising questions about institutional safeguards and judicial accountability.

The faction says it has completed conventions in 618 local levels and 26 districts, with plans for provincial gatherings on November 20 and a central convention on December 7-9.