Offices of Biratnagar, Birgunj, Bharatpur and Pokhara metropolises suffered huge damage during Gen Z protests on September 8 and 9.

Many local units across country have resumed services under makeshift arrangements.

Production collapse puts the golden era of the country’s jute farming at risk of fading into history.

Arrest of 7 Nepali women, 2 men at India-Nepal crossing lays bare how traffickers hoodwink border surveillance.

Maoist Assembly member Gombu Sherpa takes on the government in verse—earning viral fame.

The age-old market tradition of Madhesh helps sustain livelihoods and the local economy.

Incident highlights cross-border crime risks along sensitive Nepal-India border, police say.

Wife, her parents, and brother murdered in inter-caste conflict in Bhojpur village.

Lightning, landslides, floods, and earthquakes wreak havoc as Koshi emerges as a disaster-prone region.

Industrialists say unannounced outages have disrupted operations in over 350 factories and driven up costs and job fears.

Despite increasing domestic production, Nepal’s betel nut market is overwhelmed by cheap imports and illegal re-exports to India, leaving local farmers in crisis. Authorities fail to contain a deeply rooted smuggling network.

On May Day, locals reflect on the birthplace of the country’s first organised workers’ protest.

Four Bhutanese refugee youths who were flown to Thimphu have arrived in Nepal and returned to their old refugee camps in Jhapa.

Nepali authorities arrested three of them from Beldangi refugee camp and the fourth one from Bahundangi last month.

Prasai fled after the March 28 Tinkune protest that left two dead and over 100 injured.