Nepalis around the world step in to cover footballer Aashish Rai’s medical bills
Injured midfielder Aashish Rai has received around Rs2 million from well-wishers worldwide, exposing the sharp contrast between public solidarity and official indifference.
Nepal’s SAFF Championship hopes hinge on FIFA lifting ANFA suspension
Drawn in Group A with hosts Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Bhutan, Nepal face exclusion if the ban remains beyond September 30.
Ancient Arabic, Persian script coins recovered in Kapilvastu
A total of 2,314 coins were found near a pond inside a water pot called karuwa.
Consumer Court settles over half its cases in first year, but access remains limited
The specialised court has delivered verdicts in 23 of 45 cases, awarding millions in compensation, but consumer rights activists say its reach must expand beyond the Kathmandu Valley.
Sri Lanka emerges as new hub for cyber scam networks
Authorities say organised fraud networks are shifting operations to Sri Lanka as crackdowns intensify in Cambodia and Myanmar, where dozens of Nepalis have been detained in recent police raids.
Boom mics and provocative questions: MPs feel the heat of viral journalism
Unregulated content creators outside Parliament are blurring the line between reporting and provocation.
Hanging ice wall stalls Everest route, sparks safety fears
Record permit numbers collide with unstable Khumbu Icefall conditions, raising risks of delays and deadly congestion.
TU Ground again proves Bhurtel’s happy hunting ground as Nepal defeat UAE
Five years after announcing himself at the TU ground, Bhurtel delivers another match-winning knock, alongside Lamichhane’s brilliance with the ball.
Fresh violence erupts in India’s Manipur, Nepali speaking community fearful
Around 60,000 Nepali speaking people in Manipur are living under constant fear and uncertainty.
Invoking what has long been silenced
Drawing from multiple traditions, ‘Invocation of the Goddesses’ resists fixed meanings, inviting viewers into a space of uncertainty and inquiry.
Nepal Medical Association not ready for OPD services on Sundays
Doctors’ body warns of protests if the decision is not reconsidered.
How confident is Nepal’s business community after the Gen Z uprising?
Record foreign exchange reserves and surplus liquidity have failed to offset private-sector wariness amid political instability.
Small private clinics driving female foeticide in Nepal
Around 300 radiologists and 200 gynaecologists in urban clinics enable sex-selective abortions, experts say.
UML amends statute again ahead of closed-door session
Office-bearer positions increased to 19.
Dan Bahadur Karki appointed Inspector General of Nepal Police
Cabinet promotes AIG Karki to succeed Chandra Kuber Khapung.