Bankers say arrest over collateral sale under loan recovery process has raised concerns over regulatory clarity and investor confidence.

Restrictions on food imports without quarantine clearance have disrupted livelihoods in Nepal’s northern border communities and emptied the once-busy Zhangmu market across the frontier.

Hail and strong winds flatten homes, uproot trees and leave dozens injured across Uttar Pradesh.

Xi warns Taiwan issue could derail ties as Trump seeks trade wins, Iran support and a possible extension of tariff truce during Beijing summit.

Deaf viewers can now follow parliamentary debates independently for the first time, though interpreters say the work remains technically and mentally demanding.

Once confined to homes and treated as unpaid labour, handicraft work is now helping women earn income and build businesses.

Through music, ‘Lahuri Bhainsi’ examines the cycle of power and social inequality.

The Scottish side posted 321/6 in the first innings, which was reduced to 47 overs due to rain. The target was revised to 249 in 32 overs during the chase, and the Americans fell short by two runs.

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority maintains records of almost all disasters, but has no data on wild mushroom poisoning, which is not legally classified as a disaster.

The orders blocking ban on trade union and student union come against a backdrop of tensions, including disputes over recent habeas corpus orders and chief justice nomination.

Repeated export curbs on sugar, rice and other essentials expose Nepal’s heavy dependence on India as officials and experts warn of inflation, shortages and rising pressure on foreign currency reserves.

As parties demanded the Prime Minister Shah’s presence, Speaker cited a rule that allows him to delegate another minister.

Taipei said there was nothing surprising from the summit and that China’s military pressure is the real threat to peace.

The Cabinet, on May 11, formed the committee led by former High Court judge Achyut Prasad Bhandari and gave it 15 days to submit its findings.

If you support any party other than the RSP, you are perceived as a ‘jholey’.

By signalling continuity in some imperatives but rejecting business as usual, the PM has set a new tone.

Judicial independence is not secure and is now in the hands of parliament and the executive.

Poverty, migration, child labour, teacher shortages and long school closures are pushing thousands of children out of classrooms across the province.

The 48-team World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, will run from June 11 to July 19.

Many rural settlements are turning into ‘ghost villages’ across the country due to unchecked outmigration and low population growth rate.

The 36-year-old won the Twenty20 and 50-over World Cups ​with England in 2009 and made 226 ​appearances across all formats before retiring from international cricket in 2019.

Labour department is preparing a new vacancy notice after delays caused by elections and regional tensions.

Officials say incentives and a well-organised safe motherhood and newborn programme have led to the improvements.

The collapse of Neom’s ambitions is costing Nepali labourers more than jobs — it is upending lives built around remittances that may not return.

Bardiya District Hospital is out of stock of more than half of the 98 free medicines provided by the government, forcing patients to pay for medicines themselves.

Storms are common ​in the northern state during the hot ​season from March to June, before the ⁠monsoon rains bring respite.

By filing rejection notices in the Upper House, where the ruling party has no representation, opposition parties have set up a key vote that could reverse recent legal changes.

Government says restructuring aims to reduce state expenditure, improve efficiency and streamline governance.

The move is likely to support global white and raw sugar prices, while allowing rival producers Brazil and Thailand to boost shipments to Asian and African buyers.

As the US seeks Beijing’s help to pressure Tehran, the Iran conflict is reshaping Middle East alliances, rattling energy markets and deepening tensions over control of the Strait of Hormuz.

As generative AI becomes the first stop for ideas and answers, experts question whether people are losing the habit of thinking and creating for themselves.

In chopping vegetables and deciding meals, I learned patience and reasoning long before I ever entered a classroom.

Officials complain of shortages of beds, manpower and funding are limiting care capacity.

Finance minister says upcoming budget will prioritise digital economy, while business leaders warn policy uncertainty is discouraging investment.

Shah, who walked out mid-speech during President’s policy presentation Monday, stayed away from House debate Wednesday. Experts warn of risks to parliamentary traditions.

Dela Rosa stands accused by the ICC ​of crimes against humanity related to the war on drugs he oversaw while serving as police chief under then President Rodrigo Duterte. ‌

Weather window from May 17 likely to trigger summit rush as Nepal records highest-ever Everest permits and royalty earnings.

Americans face Scotland before meeting the hosts, seeking to overturn a poor record at the home of Nepali cricket.

A 76-year-old mother travels every month between Pokhara and Kathmandu as hearings in son’s murder case are repeatedly delayed.

The leitmotif that Prime Minister Shah used as a rapper to call for accountability echoes as a protest anthem—from Maitighar Mandala to social media—to hold up a mirror to him.

Nepalis under PM Shah, less than two months in, are experiencing buyer’s remorse.

The real challenge lies in determining how far AI integration in the judiciary should go.

Finance Secretary Ghanshyam Upadhyaya says the upcoming budget will prioritise governance, economic reform and infrastructure, while business leaders call for investor confidence.

The situation in Afghanistan is increasingly referred to as a form of gender apartheid rather than a women’s rights crisis.

Say frequent policy changes, regulatory uncertainty and weak infrastructure are holding back investment and industrial growth in Nepal.

Trump says Beijing’s support is unnecessary as Washington and Tehran remain deeply divided over nuclear demands, maritime control and terms for ending the war.

David Sislen says Nepal must change its perception of private enterprise and treat it as a driver of economic growth.

Partnership programme in Dang, Rolpa and Pyuthan has boosted farmers’ incomes, expanded cooperatives and strengthened local economies.