When ministers speak the language of intimidation, rule of law comes under pressure
Critics fear ministers’ conduct could encourage similar excesses among officials tasked with serving the public.
Critics fear ministers’ conduct could encourage similar excesses among officials tasked with serving the public.
Only one regular bill has been registered in the federal legislature since the formation of the current government, apart from the budget and ordinance-replacement bills.
New rule taking effect today requires workers travelling to the kingdom on labour visas to pass a mandatory skills certification test.
The eight-engine, jet-powered aircraft, built to carry a wide array of nuclear and conventional bombs, was on a routine test mission when it crashed on the runway at Edwards.
Shah’s case stems from a Gairidhara restaurant deal between Aarjab Holdings and Mithila Thali, involving alleged unpaid loans, cheque dishonour and contractual default.
Shortages of carboplatin and cisplatin are forcing patients to spend days searching for medicines, disrupting treatment at B.P. Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital in Bharatpur.
Wang calls Nepal important in China’s neighbourhood diplomacy, Khanal seeks deeper economic engagement.
The celebrity chef deposited bail equivalent to the claimed amount after being arrested in Janakpur.
Tirtha Raj Aryal, director general of the Department of Passports, was taken into custody at Kathmandu airport as investigators examine alleged irregularities in a passport-related procurement contract.
Dhaka summons Indian diplomat after adviser questioned at New Delhi airport, escalating bilateral tensions.
The vehicles were impounded during inspections over suspected irregularities in imports through northern border points ahead of budget.
Local governments prepare draft directive to document skills, investment plans and earnings of returning labour migrants amid lack of national records.
National Examination Board says result publication affected, forcing some to sit supplementary exams without knowing revised scores as officials search for misplaced scripts across districts.
Iran came from behind twice to draw with New Zealand in Los Angeles, a match marked by on-field action and protests outside the stadium. The result leaves Group G wide open after the opening round of fixtures.
All seven provincial governments unveil budgets for 2026-27, allocating the bulk of expenditure to infrastructure, healthcare, agriculture and other capital projects while keeping recurrent spending in check.
Goalkeeping mistakes at both ends produce a share of the spoils as Saudi Arabia and Uruguay open their World Cup campaign with a draw.
European champions held to a goalless draw by disciplined Cape Verde, but De la Fuente backs Spain to bounce back and maintain their unbeaten momentum.
Memorandum extends fragile 60-day ceasefire and reopens Strait of Hormuz, but key disputes over Iran’s nuclear programme, sanctions relief and regional conflicts remain unresolved.
The appeal of chatbots lies not only in technological innovation but also in a widespread desire to feel seen, heard and understood.
While the series touches on LGBTQIA+ identity, harassment, and academic pressure, its shallow character writing dilutes impact.
The government on Monday initiated the process of freezing all government and public land identified as encroached by a 1995 report.
Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal discusses Lipulekh, says Nepal government has no role in Pokhara airport sub judice case.
Once a subsistence and food-insecure village, Hapani in Ichchhakamana Rural Municipality is seeing steady rise in household incomes.
Religious tourism from India could see a new boom, to the benefit of both pilgrims and Nepal.
If development, while making life easier, destroys the very foundations of life, then it is not progress.
At the current pace of progress, it could take another 85 years before all domestic workers enjoy adequate labour protection. That is far too long.
The “Walk for Peace” movement expands to South Asia, carrying a message of harmony from Texas to the birthplace of Buddha.
Consumers say official inflation figures fail to reflect the sharp rise in daily expenses.
Assessment by the health ministry shows newborn units rely heavily on contract staff, while infection control, hygiene and quality monitoring remain weak.
Many G7 leaders have been directly impacted by Trump’s volatile moves on the global stage that have upended the Middle East, global trade and diplomacy.
Bhaktapur Municipality allocates Rs9.8 million to repair 2015 earthquake-damaged embankments and desilt the landmark pond ahead of Indra Jatra.
Communities in Meghauli are combining forest-side water management and village-based alert systems to reduce rising human-wildlife conflict.
Shah and a business associate are under investigation over alleged cheque bounce and fraud complaints stemming from a restaurant transaction in Kathmandu.
The strikes came a day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he had discussed efforts to end the war with US President Donald Trump ahead of this week’s G7 summit in France.
Displaced residents kept at Kirtipur holding centre allege forced eviction without alternatives or compensation, call for urgent relief, safety improvements, and legal recognition of housing rights.
Court says blocked pavements violate constitutional rights to dignity and freedom of movement, directs coordinated action by government bodies and Kathmandu Metropolitan City to clear obstructions and improve pedestrian safety.
Rising Indian visitor numbers to sites like Muktinath and Swargadwari expose gaps in accommodation, food and basic services while officials argue the surge is an untapped economic opportunity.
Ayari scores twice, including a stunning stoppage-time strike, as Sweden record their biggest World Cup win in 88 years to take control of Group F.
Only 461 industries registered in the first six months of the fiscal year, while factory utilisation, industrial lending and manufacturing’s share of the economy continue to decline.
French Embassy hosts reception in Kathmandu to celebrate the film’s Un Certain Regard Jury Prize win at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
Daichi Kamada’s late equaliser earns Japan a point after twice coming from behind against the Netherlands in an entertaining Group F opener in Arlington.
Four-time champions secure their first opening-match World Cup victory since 2014, easing concerns after recent tournament disappointments and boosting confidence ahead of tougher Group E tests.
Preliminary pact calls for a ceasefire, reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and future negotiations on Iran’s nuclear programme, with formal signing planned in Switzerland.
The two-day ninth National Skateboard Championship was about more than crowning winners. It offered a glimpse of a growing generation of skateboarders dreaming of taking the sport to greater heights.
The onus is now on PM Shah to craft a credible Nepali foreign-policy narrative.
It is essential to embrace self-reliance to address the growing challenges posed by climate change across Nepal’s diverse landscapes and populations.
A German art student and a Nepali designer turn their friendship into Divine Pop, a brand blending pop culture and upcycled fashion.
Three stories, seven characters and one symbolic selroti come together in a meditation on grief and remembrance.
The mosquito-borne, potentially deadly disease has become endemic in Nepal. Over 900 infections have been reported since January in 68 districts
Legendary striker Anil Gurung reflects on Nepal’s stalled domestic league, the rise of the NSL, football’s enduring appeal, and why women may reach the World Cup before men.