Experts say this is just a start as temperatures could reach 45 degrees Celsius in the coming days. Residents advised to avoid going out in the afternoon.

In his resignation note, Sirohiya said he had serious disagreements with the group’s recent reporting—particularly stories published about then Home Minister Sudan Gurung.

Experts cite addiction, weak parental supervision and low digital literacy as key risk factors.

The move follows a December executive order from President Donald Trump directing the Justice Department to loosen marijuana restrictions.

The global footballing body has asked the National Sports Council to ‘reconsider its position’ and lift ANFA’s suspension by May 4.

School mergers, shutdowns, relocation in remote areas due to dwindling student numbers are making access to education difficult.

Record permit numbers collide with unstable Khumbu Icefall conditions, raising risks of delays and deadly congestion.

Securities Board’s report linked him as a facilitator in a controversial share trading case.

Originally slated for completion within 30 months of its 2013 start, the project remains unfinished.

The state visit marks the 250th ‌anniversary of the US declaration of independence from British rule.

Local Dalit rights activists demand a probe into the incident and stringent action against the guilty.

Workers, unpaid for up to five months, say the employer stopped meals and failed to provide tickets despite issuing exit visas.

Stating that truth, justice and reparations are sidelined, victim groups call for legal reforms, transparent commissions and immediate government action.

Regulatory report names five accused and several facilitators in the alleged scam involving credit trading, price manipulation, and unsettled transactions.

Washington has imposed a blockade on Iran’s trade by sea while Iran has fired on ships to prevent them sailing through the Strait of Hormuz waterway at the entrance to the Middle ​East Gulf.

Dermatologist Isha Poudel Koirala analyses five trending skincare practices from last year, separating science-backed care from social media hype.

Performed without lights, microphones or a fixed stage, Katha Ghera turned public spaces into theatres, staging plays inspired by local stories.

Kabita Kunwar levelled the wicket tally with Sita Rana Magar, with two wickets in the win over Rwanda on Wednesday. They both have 62 wickets each now.

Draft states the tenure and privileges of lawmakers, irrespective of their presence in House, cannot be curtailed by laws.

Experts warn of glacial retreat, unstable lakes, and call for urgent action.

With temperatures crossing 40°C in several districts, daily wage workers, students and businesses face mounting hardship amid warnings of rising health risks.

As Samir Kapur raises Tibetan refugee issues, Cao Jing warns against US State Partnership Program, Starlink, and Nepal’s participation in a May 27 Dharamshala event.

A source at PM’s secretariat says a parliamentary committee will be formed to probe him.

Women continue to die from abortion-related complications over two decades after the procedure was legalised. Experts say over-the-counter abortion kits are fuelling unsafe practices.

Sky-high diesel prices amid global supply constraints raise farming costs, giving rise to worries over food prices and rural livelihoods.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting said the approval of the bill was a historic moment for ​the nation’s health.

Half-centuries from captain Jatinder Singh and Mujibur Ali power Oman to convincing victory.

Both are in police custody in connection with money laundering allegations.

As cheap, mass-produced drones play a large role in ​Russia’s war in Ukraine, the Pentagon has ramped up investments in counter-drone technology.

The recent local elections are a clear evaluation of the People’s National Congress’s performance.

Building a bridge between domestic governance and external behaviour is a strategic imperative.

As temperatures rise, hotels and resorts along the Sunkoshi and Bhotekoshi rivers report a surge in domestic and international visitors.

The market fluctuated during the week, with gold peaking at Rs 302,800 and dipping to Rs 299,700 before ending lower overall.

He says he resigned to ensure impartial investigations into matters related to him and to avoid any conflict of interest while in office.

Defending champions Bangladesh placed with hosts India in Group B.

Veterans of the 1975–1990 civil war warn of rising sectarian tensions, mass displacement and political fractures as fragile ceasefire leaves key issues unresolved.

Samir Paul Kapur meets top leaders, pushes for stronger investment climate and expands talks on trade, ICT and policy reforms.

Police detain three clinic operators as investigation begins.

Congress, UML and other forces scramble to rebuild organisations, review leadership and prepare for local and provincial polls as new political order takes shape.

With 98 percent of work done, authorities expect full operations within three months as staffing, safety systems and toll infrastructure are finalised.

Critics highlight depth, language, and spiritual themes in Anusha Sharma Subedi’s English poetry collection.

Trump said he would extend the ceasefire until Iran’s “proposal is submitted, and discussions are concluded, one way or the other.”

‘Once We Were Us’ traces the emotional arc of two former lovers who meet again after a decade, only to find that time has softened memories but sharpened regret.

Shrestha is a tech entrepreneur, stand-up comedian, screenwriter, and director. He is also the founder of StoryBirdie—an AI tool for filmmakers.

Having already lost a FIFA Series opportunity because of administrative turmoil, Nepal’s women footballers now prepare for SAFF amid fears that suspension politics could again deny them international action.

Rising fuel and import costs push Kathmandu restaurants to the brink, as owners weigh price hikes amid falling customer flow.

Rising temperatures believed to be pushing venomous snakes from the plains into the hills and mountain regions.

Although constitution promises social security and allowances for endangered groups, Kapilvastu’s Netuwas remain excluded from state support.

In Kathmandu, the US assistant secretary meets the Tibetan community, urges the new government to offer them more support.