Arsenal Foundation donates to Nepal flood relief
By Post Report The Premier League club says it will also pay tribute to flood victims before its Champions League match against Napoli this week.
Babar Hayat’s late assault lifts Hong Kong to 261 against Nepal
By Post Report Hayat smashed seven fours and seven sixes in an unbeaten 117 as Hong Kong recovered from 133-7 to post a challenging total in their must-win match.
Nepal races to rebuild roads and bridges washed away by floods
By Bimal Khatiwada With 41 bridges destroyed between Rasuwa and Chitwan, authorities are reopening roads and seeking temporary bridges from China and India to restore key links.
How two men survived nine days in a Nepal flood tunnel
By Reuters Trapped in an air pocket beneath the wreckage of a hydropower tunnel, two workers endured nine days of darkness, mud and dwindling hope before rescuers heard a faint sound from underground.
How crypto found a ‘legal’ route into Nepal’s relief efforts
By Sajana Baral A new US-based channel lets cryptocurrency users donate to Nepal’s disaster fund without the digital assets entering the country, where crypto trading and use are prohibited.
Q&A: Jessica Lynn on Nepali music, artistic ambition and making a living from music
By Anish Ghimire The American country musician talks about discovering Nepali music, collaborating with local artists and navigating the challenges of making a living from music.
A flood of bad news leaves Nepal’s tourist hubs eerily quiet
By Raju Chaudhary, Deepak Pariyar, Dipendra Baduwal & Manoj Paudel Negative reports about the Bhotekoshi floods, road disruptions, and travel advisories have hit bookings in Pokhara, Chitwan and Lumbini just as the peak tourist season gets underway.
Experts urge urgent stabilisation of Krishnabhir. Tunnel or bridge advised for long term fix
By Sudeep Kaini Engineers and geologists warn that the temporary route built above the collapsed stretch remains vulnerable and needs immediate slope stabilisation treatment.
Inside the five days when Army headquarters became Nepal’s political centre
By Matrika Dahal & Tufan Neupane Days after September 9, as the elected government collapsed, Nepal Army found itself at the heart of negotiations over a new government, the fate of Parliament and the country’s political transition.
In a surprise to the foreign ministry, Rubio calls Lamichhane
By Anil Giri The US Secretary of State’s call to the RSP chair comes as foreign diplomats seek alternative channels of engagement with Nepal.
Gen Z uprising reshaped Nepal’s politics. A year on, questions linger over what it really achieved
By Samarpan Shree & Gaurav Pokharel Injured protesters and families of those killed say the government has failed to deliver on promises of medical care, jobs and other support, leaving many questioning the movement’s legacy.
PM Shah to make brief New York trip for UN General Assembly
By Post Report The prime minister will lead Nepal’s delegation to the 81st annual session, with limited engagements planned during his four-day visit.
576 Nepalis stranded in China after Bhotekoshi floods repatriated
By Post Report The citizens were brought back through the Kodari border crossing with assistance from China and coordination by Nepal’s Armed Police Force.
Iran vows to respond to US strikes, says US energy companies’ facilities are ‘exposed’
By Reuters Iran has throttled traffic through the strait, a vital global oil and gas supply route, since the war with the United States began with US and Israeli strikes on February 28.