Government documents remain unreadable for visually impaired users due to inaccessible file formats and poor design.

While Nepal’s software companies are retraining staff, rewriting job descriptions, and racing to stay competitive, top universities are still debating whether to let students use the tools at all.

Basmati rice shows higher contamination levels as banned pesticides continue to circulate, pointing to weak monitoring.

With 26.58 million users and rising penetration, 4G dominates Nepal’s internet market amid uneven service quality and limited progress on next-generation networks.

Dozens of newspapers are blanking out their front pages to fight a new government rule that pulls state ads from private media.

New communication minister must navigate social media policy gap and fragile digital governance.

Recently, seven Nepalis have been arrested in the Gulf for allegedly filming and posting photos and videos of explosions, missile strikes and military activities.

This has generated cautious optimism among digital payment stakeholders, alongside concerns about possible legal ambiguities and tax implications.

Data from past three months show parties and candidates spending lavishly, raising concerns over transparency and targeted campaigning.

Around six million messages sent via Nepal Telecom network; regulator probes possible data breach.

Dozens of Nepalis are raising funds for Gen Z protest victims, but many are to get aid amid limited oversight.

Young demonstrators vow to decide the nation’s future as discontent over corruption and inequality spills from social media onto the streets.

Thousands of dollars have already been collected, but such campaigns have not been without controversies in the past.

From astronauts casting ballots in space to millions of overseas citizens voting by post or online, global practices show what Nepal has yet to achieve.

While key offices suffered fire and looting, data centres and telecom networks kept essential services running.