Constitutional Council picks Supreme Court justice ranked fourth in seniority line for Nepal’s top judicial post.

Foreign minister-led task force’s report proposes a permanent mechanism to manage overseas emergencies, better coordination among ministries, and faster evacuation of Nepalis from crisis-hit countries.

False claims of a mysterious genital “atrophy disease” spread through villages and social media, fuelling panic and deadly attacks on health workers in eastern Congo.

Former finance minister Gyanendra Bahadur Karki, ex-finance secretary Shankar Adhikari and senior officials among accused over alleged tax exemption irregularities.

For many children, returning to class has brought relief, but also the challenge of starting over in unfamiliar surroundings.

Conservation study finds big cats increasingly roaming near settlements in Sudurpaschim as shrinking prey and habitat push wildlife closer to people.

Importers allowed to declare retail prices at customs points and label goods later at warehouses.

From highway towns to market centres, settlements built on public and forest land across Nepal face growing uncertainty as authorities intensify anti-encroachment campaigns.

Chirayu Rana’s lawsuit against one of the world’s most powerful financial institutions has captivated America. Here is what happened.

Traffic resumes after repairs to flood-damaged temporary diversions along the Bhakunde–Nepalthok section.

Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Rezaei, a spokesperson for parliament,s powerful foreign policy and national security committee, described the proposal as “more of an American wish-list than a reality.”

Indu Tharu reflects on writing as resistance, shaped by history, identity and the fight for representation.

At Mandala Theatre, an amateur troupe’s failed murder mystery becomes a well-crafted comedy, powered by chaos and strong performances.

Squatter families scour the debris of their homes for belongings. Promised aid has yet to materialise.

2026 sees a departure from the years-old story of students in remote districts not getting textbooks.

The ruling Rastriya Swatantra Party has no representation in the upper house, which the government’s eight ordinance must pass to remain in effect.

This has left several projects, particularly in the hydropower sector, unable to meet financial commitments.

Fee hike drives historic earnings. The season is marked by icefall danger, drone controversy and high-profile summit bids.

Some students earn up to Rs 150,000 from yarsagumba, and use it to buy books and pay for private tuition to make up for around two months of missed classes.

The Andes strain of hantavirus, found largely in Argentina and Chile, is the only known variant that can spread through ​close, prolonged human-to-human contact.

Internal discord in Janamat Party and UML’s insistence on even brief leadership stalls coalition exit plan.

In an early morning social media post, US President Donald Trump gave no details of any specific proposal but said the war could end if “Iran ‌agrees to give what has been agreed to”.

A lot is at stake for Pakistan as it gets pulled in all directions by its Gulf partners.

This is a test case of how information disorder can backfire on its own architects.

FNCCI’s 60th general assembly finalises most office-bearers for three-year term. Vote count still continues in some categories.

The September uprising and its electoral aftermath have opened a window for the Nepali press to transform itself. That window won’t stay open long.

Thursday’s meeting is expected to discuss the appointment of the chief justice and other vacant posts in constitutional bodies.

Irrigation office issues notice to clear long-standing encroachments in Triveni Dham, warning legal action if structures are not removed.

Araqchi’s visit, announced by state news agency Xinhua, ‌is his first trip to China since the US-Israeli war on Iran set off the most severe global oil supply shock in history.

Both are currently in police custody in money laundering probe as the investigation into alleged financial irregularities continues.

Authorities fix permit fees, tighten monitoring and safety measures.

It seeks details on the specific charges and the current stage of the investigation.

Nearly a dozen new industries under construction as revised rates attract domestic and foreign investors; over 1,000 jobs expected once operational.

US-born pontiff marks first year in office with sharper global voice, key diplomatic meetings and packed travel schedule.

A revolving fund will prioritise small depositors first, with larger claims settled in phases as loan recoveries progress.

Proposal to streamline federal structure by reducing ministries from 21 to 17 aims to cut administrative costs, improve efficiency, and reshape governance.

The strait has been virtually shut since the conflict began, blocking some 20% of world oil supplies and igniting a global energy crisis.

Jia Zhangke’s ‘Still Life’ offers a stark portrait of displacement that resonates with the lived realities of squatters in Nepal.

Bajracharya is a filmmaker, creative director and photographer. He is also the co-founder of untitled.np, a film production company.

Backed by coaches despite a difficult run, the 20-year-old produces his finest ODI spell to spark Nepal’s push towards the League-2 top four.

As many as 66 districts report dengue cases before the start of monsoon. Experts term it concerning.

The decision, directed by CK Raut, effectively splits the party into two factions.

Government had resent Constitutional Council ordinance; allowing decisions by three members raises questions.

Advance bookings through Hilsa route have reached 5,000, say tour operators.

Sudden suspension of Airlift Technology’s drone operations disrupted search efforts in Khumbu amid unexplained security concerns.

Meta’s request for Tuesday’s closed hearing came ‌after the European Commission last month sent the tech giant an additional charge sheet outlining its plan.

The cases were found during the ongoing nationwide nutrition survey.

Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, said breaches of the ceasefire by the US and its allies had ​endangered shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.