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China proposes upgrading Korala as international trading point as Nepal insists on Tatopani reopening
By Anil Giri Nepali authorities have requested the Chinese side to reopen Tatopani urgently to allow for merchandise from the north to reach Kathmandu for the festivals.
Army chief Sigdel to visit UK on seven-day official trip
By Abiral Gautam The visit will be his first to Britain since he became Nepal’s army chief in September 2024.
Eight more bodies recovered from Himlung avalanche as death toll reaches 15
By Aash Gurung The victims were among 16 Nepali workers and support staff preparing routes and camps ahead of foreign climbers when the avalanche struck the 7,126-metre peak on September 26.
Kathmandu Climate Week to begin Friday with focus on climate justice
By Organisers say the programme will address climate-finance bottlenecks, data gaps and structural barriers that keep support from reaching the most exposed communities.
Foreign Minister Khanal to attend Pre-COP leaders’ event in Fiji, visit Australia
By Post Report Khanal will deliver remarks at the leaders’ plenary in Fiji and meet Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong in Canberra on October 8.
Nepal’s new federal civil service bill, explained in nine points
By Rajesh Mishra The bill would change some existing rules, retain others and introduce new provisions covering recruitment, pensions, retirement, inclusion and federal, provincial and local administration .
Is the Supreme Court facing a dual crisis? Five questions and answers
By Tufan Neupane Former chief justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana’s detention has brought longstanding concerns over judicial appointments, the Constitutional Bench and tensions within the judiciary to the surface.
Scrub typhus is spreading across Nepal. Here’s what you need to know
By Arjun Poudel More than 9,000 people have been infected across Nepal this year, with the disease reported in 74 districts.
Roads reopen, travel gets easier
By Bimal Khatiwada Major highways damaged by floods and landslides are reopening, easing travel and daily life ahead of Dashain.
In disaster’s wake, Nepal government allegedly rushes climate policy for COP 31
By Anil Giri Stakeholders have grouped to collect and forward recommendations to the government to be incorporated into the draft policy.
Early Grade 12 results stretch wait for medical entrance exams
By Sudeep Kaini The integrated exams are set to be held on October 31, and this has led many medicine aspirants to enrol in other programmes, despite hoping to secure a medical seat.
Digging through the mud for leftover memories
By Sajana Baral & Aarya Chand More than a month after the catastrophic floods, people in Nuwakot are combing the wreckage of their homes and shops for documents, photo frames, keepsakes, and anything else they can salvage.
Remembering Suresh Raj Sharma, doyen of Nepal’s modern education
By Dinesh Kafle As the founder of Nepal’s most agile and cosmopolitan university, Sharma commanded an enviable moral authority.
Nepal flood survivors are leaving temporary camps as government delays rehabilitation
By Arjun Poudel The number of people in makeshift shelters has fallen to around 1,000 from 4,500, as poor conditions force survivors to leave while the government delays rehabilitation and financial assistance.
Three more bodies recovered from Himlung avalanche site
By Aash Gurung The latest recovery takes the number of bodies found so far to seven, while nine Nepalis remain missing after the September 27 avalanche.
News Analysis: When institutional defence exposes institutional fault lines
By Tufan Neupane The Supreme Court’s response to Cholendra Shumsher Rana’s detention has united justices against executive interference while laying bare tensions within the judiciary itself.
Flood-swollen Marsyangdi river cuts off Upper Manang
By Aash Gurung A submerged bridge and debris-choked river have blocked the main road to Upper Manang, leaving residents unable to reach Chame.
Shah’s India visit under consideration, date yet to be finalised: Foreign Minister Khanal
By Anil Giri Foreign minister says Nepal and India are working to make the prime minister’s visit fruitful and result-oriented.
Nepal’s call for climate justice was heard, foreign minister says
By News Agency Nepal Shisir Khanal says the country’s UN engagement strengthened its diplomatic position as it seeks climate finance and reconstruction support after the floods.
Flood damages iconic Dodhara Chandani suspension footbridge
By Harishchandra Bagh Damage to the third span of the 1.5-km footbridge has prompted authorities to inspect the structure and warn people against using the affected section.