Cabinet meeting on Monday elevates Poudel as IG Aryal retires on May 1.

Some 1,400 firefighters and ‌dozens of Self-Defense Force personnel have been deployed so far, with no prospects yet of bringing the blaze under control despite some scattered rain forecast on Monday.

Authorities identify Los Angeles-area resident and Caltech graduate as suspect in Washington Hilton shooting; investigators say motive has not yet been determined despite early background details emerging from social media and official records.

Nepal’s most isolated Himalayan villages receive their entire year’s supply of subsidised salt just once — always late and never enough.

In the rain-soaked aftermath of eviction, hundreds of displaced families are scattered across hotels and shelters — separated, uncertain, and waiting for answers that haven’t come.

Officials say suspect was stopped before reaching venue, but perimeter gaps prompt review.

Birthright Nepal brings diaspora youth home to work, learn, and contribute to critical sectors like healthcare.

The ongoing exhibit at Takpa Gallery presents identity as a continuous process, evolving through memory, culture, and personal journeys.

NAS-IT calls for preferential tax regime, legal overhaul and policy support in pre-budget recommendations.

Years-long construction setbacks in Kanakasundari and Tila force residents to travel far for basic treatment.

Absence of scientists and technicians cripples research, weakens services and deepens the crisis for farmers across Nepal.

The Nepal Medical Council found the clinic was not registered, and the procedure was compromised.

Family too poor to afford care. Local rights activists urge the state to rescue the child.

Immigration blacklist follows suspension row as FIFA and AFC warn Nepal to lift decision by May 4.