Torrential rain swelled rivers and streams in Salyan district, washing away infrastructure, cutting off transport links and disrupting water supplies for hundreds of families.

In the hills of Chitwan, residents say the new crossing over the Kayar River could transform daily life in communities long cut off during the monsoon.

The passengers, none of whom has displayed signs of infection, will be tested by Spanish health authorities to ensure they remain asymptomatic and then transported to land in small boats.

Visitors gather in large numbers as seasonal blooms draw people to the popular site.

Images after the attack on Saturday showed the structure had been reduced to rubble, with bricks, ​charred wreckage, and mangled vehicles scattered around the area.

Farmers in Palpa say worm-based manure has improved crop yields and reduced plant diseases, while local producers are expanding output to meet rising demand.

As the government prepares next fiscal year’s policy agenda and budget, economists and business leaders say restoring investor confidence will be critical to reviving private sector investment and easing dependence on public borrowing.

Washington awaits Tehran’s response to a ceasefire proposal as fresh clashes around the Strait of Hormuz raise fears over global energy security.

Nepal women’s team, a six-time runner-up, could miss the SAFF Championship for the first time amid the ANFA-NSC dispute, putting the country’s four-decade-long uninterrupted South Asian football legacy under threat.

From campus district to quiet suburbs, a guide to student living in this central German city.

Sasmit Pokharel says the prime minister and the education minister will be removed from the positions of chancellor and co-chancellor in the second phase of reforms.

In a geography where good roads are non-existent, even patients needing urgent flight are forced to return from airports.

Prosecuting authorities provide further details to Interpol after questions were raised over legal procedures and charges in the case.

Nepal has tried the two-day weekend before—in 1990, in 1999, in 2022 and again now. Each time, it arrived as a crisis measure and left when the crisis faded.

The bilateral agreement was supposed to make cross-border digital payments seamless. For Nepalis, it remains a promise on paper.

Ukraine’s air force said some drones had been detected along the more than 1,000 km (600-mile) front line across ​southeastern Ukraine in the morning.

Recent reports claiming the Silicon Valley giant would invest Rs 5 billion in a local data centre have no basis, the named Nepali partner says.

Playing his first IPL season, Allen delivered a blistering ‌knock, featuring 10 sixes and five fours and marking a sharp turnaround after a difficult start to the campaign.

Farmers, cooperatives and the local government in Kattike of Bhimeshwar Municipality-5 have joined hands to plant 1,700 saplings and expand commercial coffee farming.

Critics say telecom operators’ recharge policies are disproportionately affecting low-income and elderly users.

Washington has been awaiting Tehran’s response to a US proposal that would formally end the war before talks on more contentious issues, including Iran’s nuclear program.

PM Shah’s refusal to meet the Indian foreign secretary and the recent Nepal-India dispute over India and China resuming the Mansarovar Yatra through the disputed tri-junction reportedly led to the deferral.

Visual artist and photographer Jyoti Shrestha says the lack of government support has made her international journey more difficult.

Analysts say selling pressure is easing as investors await budget announcement and search for entry opportunities.

Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.

The independent Nepali band discusses its new album, multilingual songwriting, existential themes and the challenges of reaching an international audience.

In ‘Colours of Nepal’, artist Deepak Auji transforms landscapes and daily scenes into delicate watercolour studies of Nepal.

Through stories of migration, Manjushree Thapa explores the ache of searching for home across cultures and borders.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

After missing the FIFA Series due to administrative conflict, the national squad prepares for the SAFF Championship while political tensions threaten participation with risks of suspension from FIFA.

Draft sent to WTO for notification; rules set composition, safety and labelling as consumption rises.

Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.

They were serving in the US, Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Israel and several European locations.

The recommendation of Manoj Kumar Sharma as chief justice has broken the seniority norm, raising questions over the Constitutional Council’s decision.

Importers can now clear goods after submitting written self-declarations stating they will affix labels with MRP, brand and expiry details before market distribution.

Records show police routinely use the ‘indecent behaviour’ law to arrest individuals, often without evidence or access to legal counsel, leaving many to spend weeks in custody.

Nepal has issued 492 Everest permits and collected record royalty revenue, but delayed route fixing and a narrow weather window raise fears of overcrowding and safety risks on the world’s tallest peak.

A division bench of justices Kumar Regmi and Nityananda Pandey issued the order on Friday in response to the writ petition filed on April 24.

The UN health body said that the hantavirus cluster is linked to the same vessel, which had passengers and crew from around 23 countries, including Indians.

Despite repeated discussions by local governments, an effective solution for monkey control has yet to be found.

To incur human misery with actions performed in a rush is a transcendental violation.

The Bengal election was not about roads, jobs or inflation. It was about borders, religion and survival.

We need to build systems designed to channel private interests towards the collective good.

Fifty-six sensor-based camera traps have been installed across cliffs and trails to track the movement of snow leopards.

Factories usually ship orders in April for July 4 events, but many went on hold last year, after US tariffs spiked 145 percentage points following Trump’s “Liberation Day” levies.

Conservationists say habitat loss, wetland encroachment, pollution and shifting weather patterns are disrupting migration, feeding and breeding cycles of birds across the country.

PM Shah’s refusal to meet the Indian foreign secretary and the recent Nepal-India dispute over India and China resuming the Mansarovar Yatra through the disputed tri-junction reportedly led to the deferral.

The brief spring spectacle has drawn crowds across the Capital, offering a vivid reminder of the value of urban greenery amid rising pollution and rapid urbanisation.

Health authorities across Europe, North America and Asia launch contact tracing and monitoring after three deaths linked to rare hantavirus outbreak aboard Antarctic cruise ship.

Once the centre of government authority, the reconstructed Achham Durbar now stands empty amid delays, political disputes and uncertainty over its future.