Parents claim their daughter was driven to the extreme step due to continuous domestic violence by the husband.

A meeting of party chair Lamichhane and leaders Shah, Aryal and Wagle agreed to begin government formation after lawmakers’ oath.

Chitwan National Park currently employs 25 spy cameras alongside seven drones to monitor its 952 sq km territory and buffer zone areas.

The project covers Dadeldhura, Doti, Bajura, and Achham and includes river control works on the West Seti, Budhiganga, and Thuligad rivers.

Native root crops help bolster food security and provide steady income in remote Makwanpur.

At a summit in Brussels, European Union leaders were set to try to offset the jump in energy costs, with few easy options available.

Opinion polls vary but analysts predict a tight race between Jansa’s Slovene Democratic Party and Golob’s Freedom Movement, with neither looking likely to win a majority in the 90-seat parliament.

The hospital director gave a death toll of 18 and said survivors reported they were from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

EC report includes the final names of the 275 members elected under the first-past-the-post and the proportional representation systems.

The conference, themed ‘The Future of Leadership is Human+AI’, will take place at Hotel Yak & Yeti in Durbar Marg from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm.

In the House of Representatives elections, the RPP secured one seat under the first-past-the-post system and four seats under the proportional representation system.

Turnover crosses Rs21.22 billion as share prices of 240 companies advance.

Misleading content, videos fuel anxiety among Nepali families.

Ras Laffan, located 80 km (50 miles) north of Doha, is an energy-industry hub and hosts several international companies including Shell, the world’s biggest LNG trader.

Inferno threatens highlander settlements.

European leaders have ​rejected direct involvement in US-Israeli military operations against Iran, wary of getting sucked into an unpredictable conflict whose aims they do not fully understand and is unpopular with their own citizens.

Party central working committee yet to decide whether to accept resignation.

Stay informed and prepared: Plan your day with The Kathmandu Post’s weather updates.

Grounded in tactile experience and hands-on development, analogue photography feels more emotional.

The term refers to a sibling who feels invisible at home, often hiding their own needs while attention is focused on a child with disabilities.

Trailing by 180 runs by the end of Day 1 with the score at 41/3 in 11 overs, Police equalled Army’s score in 61.4 overs on Day 2 as they got bundled out at 221.

Three of the four foreign signings of Sankata found the back of the net in the 4-0 win over NRT. Army blasted five goals past Jhapa FC and kept a clean sheet in the second match of the day.

KfW-backed project aims to boost grid capacity, support hydropower evacuation and strengthen energy security.

Improved road connectivity draws tourists heading to Dolpa, Mugu and Mustang, boosting local hotels and businesses.

Maternal, perinatal death surveillance to expand to four more districts this fiscal year.

Students praise Karnali Academy of Health Sciences for quality education and rural healthcare experience.

Party president warns them of the dangers lurking even as the party mustered a near two-thirds majority.

Harka Sampang’s clean image, labour-focussed campaigns, grassroots connection, and public frustration with old guard drove the party’s success, analysts say.

Government weighing options to evacuate Nepalis. But it will be a herculean endeavour.

New government can be formed as soon as the RSP elects its parliamentary party leader and claims prime minister.

Nepalis want delivery, and they do not really care if that comes from Balendra Shah or Gyanendra Shah.

Shah and Lamichhane both possess strong personalities. How do you fit two swords into one sheath?

New leaders have leveraged poor governance, public discontent, economic hardship and anger against established elites.

Alcohol abuse and rigid social taboos leave young women widowed, further shrinking the endangered nomadic community.

The latest assault ​began when a vigilante patrol killed three suspected bandits in Falale village.

A day after killing Iran’s powerful security chief in the highest-level targeted killing, Israel said it had killed Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib.

Government partially resumes labour permits for seven countries.

President and top leaders attend as Nepali Army stages equestrian displays in Kathmandu Valley.

Lamichhane directs MPs to use parliamentary recess to visit constituencies to update themselves with public issues.

Iran targeted Tel Aviv with missiles carrying cluster warheads in what it said was retaliation for Israel’s assassination of Larijani, Iranian state television reported earlier.

VIT is home to a diverse international student community, including more than 600 students from various regions of Nepal currently enrolled.

KfW-backed project aims to boost grid capacity, support hydropower evacuation and strengthen energy security

Preliminary cause suspected to be strong winds or dust

Beijing is a close partner of Iran and has urged the United States and Israel to cease their attacks on the country, while also criticizing Tehran's strikes against Gulf states housing US military bases.

No warning was issued ahead of the strikes in Zuqaq al-Blat and Basta, ‌in ⁠which the Lebanese health ministry said six people were killed and 24 wounded.

Police did not have a good start with the bat. Before the umpires called for Stumps on Day 1, Police had lost three wickets while managing 41 runs in 11 overs.

The top-tier women’s club competition kicks off with two matches—NRT vs Sankata and Army vs Jhapa—at Chyasal Stadium today.

Young entrepreneur turns traditional Nepali staple into export-ready health food, expanding from Pokhara to US and Indian markets.

Stay informed and prepared: Plan your day with The Kathmandu Post’s weather updates.