Special Court denies bail to two businessmen facing multiple cases following separate investigations into money laundering.

Fifty-six elephants gather at Baghmara Forest on World Elephant Day for a spread of fruits, grains and sweets.

The government also plans to develop technologies related to ​space data centres and support South Korean participation in next-generation commercial aircraft programmes.

Demonstration came as a court hearing was underway in a loan-sharking case.

Global report cites Nepal alongside Bangladesh and Sri Lanka as countries where a lack of decent work has fuelled discontent among young people.

The five-time ​Ballon d’Or ​winner has been in a relationship with ​Rodriguez since ​2016.

Press Council Nepal says 119 journalists were affected by intimidation, physical attacks, arrests and other forms of interference over the past fiscal year.

Rising substance abuse, cross-border smuggling and cybercrime are reshaping the security challenge, as police confront the growing use of social media to inflame tensions and mobilise crowds.

New barriers built along an irrigation canal have reduced elephant and other wildlife incursions into settlements, but communities remain exposed where electric fencing is poorly maintained.

Biradar’s documentary follows four runners on a 340-kilometre journey, where endurance gives way to an unexpected sense of community.

Emergency crews comb through rubble for survivors after Colombia’s strongest earthquake in decades, while thousands spend the night outdoors and isolated communities near the epicentre await government assistance.

Shipping attacks in the Gulf of Oman and Red Sea deepen fears of a prolonged conflict as Iran and the US harden their positions, with Tehran insisting the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until Washington accepts its demands.

Automakers unveil new models and offer discounts as exhibitors showcase electric, hybrid and conventional vehicles.

From body image to beauty to careers and material success, the world around us shapes our ideas of who we should become.

Stylist, costume designer, model, and actor Sambahamphe shares the shows and YouTube channels she turns to for comfort and adventure.

Praises pour in for Paudel as Nepal’s most successful captain is replaced by Sandeep Lamichhane, with CAN offering no explanation for the sudden leadership change.

MBBS enrolment by foreign students has risen by 35 percent in three years, yet 80 percent undergraduate seats reserved for them went unfilled last year.

Anti-snake venom is running out during peak snakebite season, while shortages of iron and folic acid, as well as anti-rabies and JE vaccines, are putting vulnerable patients at risk.

Lawyers and rights advocates warn that expanded surveillance powers could expose citizens to abuse, while police argue they are essential for tackling increasingly tech-savvy criminals.

Designers say they will be looking out for elements of her outfit that could blossom into bridal fashion trends.

Whatever social cohesion existed in Tarai-Madhesh, especially after the brutal suppression of the Madhesh Uprising in 2015, has begun to fragment further with the sudden and inexplicable spread of Hindutva politics.

Young Nepalis have demonstrated their political agency. Our task now is to multiply economic opportunity and build public institutions that deliver durable results.

PM Shah and RSP chief Lamichhane yet to agree on nominees. Several envoy posts remain vacant for months.

Emergency teams aided by police, soldiers and volunteers worked through the night with excavators and, at times, their ​bare hands, hunting for survivors beneath debris.

A writer, academic and linguist, Bimal spent decades using literature to explore identity and belonging while championing dialogue between Nepal’s linguistic, ethnic and regional communities.

Search and rescue operations were under ​way for an unknown number of people who may still be trapped at ​the site near Rustenburg, provincial police commissioner Arthur ​Peter Adams said.

From Susmita Adhikari to Hisila Yami and Arzu Rana Deuba, women have often found themselves caught in political crossfire.

By ratifying the two instruments, Nepal has taken an important step towards a future in which no one is subjected to forced labour, every worker enjoys effective protection under the law, and every workplace upholds dignity, safety and justice.

Syrians gathered around the court in Damascus, chanting, clapping and waving the Syrian flag as news of the sentences spread.

The government exempts electric ambulances and hearses from infrastructure development fees and VAT.

The new model, Muse Glimmer, is smaller than leading ​AI models from rivals and is instead designed to run agentic tasks on a Mac or PC with a single graphics card, ‌aiming to tap demand for AI systems that run directly on people’s devices.

The CIB has recommended prosecuting 22 people, including nine Ncell officials and two Nepal Investment Mega Bank officials, over the alleged illegal auction.

Villagers are building makeshift embankments to protect their homes as erosion by Narayani River worsens and an Indian border force blocks construction of a permanent structure.

Horaa finished fourth in a fiercely contested Group B to earn a direct place in the 16-team grand finals, where it will chase Nepal’s first world title in the game.

Rescue crews searched collapsed buildings across Cali and Pereira as authorities warned the death toll could rise, with hundreds still missing and thousands displaced by the powerful quake.

A surge in demand after four months of half-filled cylinders has exposed deeper weaknesses in Nepal’s LPG supply chain, from storage and transport to cylinder management and distribution.

US President was reportedly moved from Air Force One to a smaller military aircraft in Turkey after a credible assassination threat, with the original plane used as a decoy.

Motion calls for clear responsibilities, funding and deadlines as monkeys, wild boars and other animals increasingly threaten farm production and rural livelihoods.

The move gives Nepal Electricity Authority’s subsidiary a foothold in cross-border power trading, even as private companies seeking licences remain locked out pending changes to the legal framework.

Iran and Oman make progress on a framework for shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, but Washington’s rejection of Iranian demands and Trump’s push for compensation threaten to prolong the standoff.

Rescue crews race to free survivors as buildings collapse, airports shut and curfews imposed across quake-hit cities.

Shah acknowledged the invitations from the two neighbouring countries but made no commitment on when, or whether, he would visit either country.

The Board’s ‘Old Is Gold’ exhibition offers a window into how Nepali cinema—and Nepali society—has changed, while revealing what remains familiar.

Nepal’s electric vehicle market is expanding rapidly, but industry leaders say weak border infrastructure, cumbersome customs procedures and uncertain policies are holding the market back.

Farmers are abandoning indigenous rice for higher-yielding hybrids, putting at risk varieties that carry distinctive genetic traits, cultural traditions and centuries of agricultural history.

The players have had to finance much of their preparation themselves, navigating costly equipment, limited facilities and a system that offers little recognition for their achievements.

Home Minister Gurung’s pledge for a new investigation has made little progress amid questions over evidence, legal authority and the way forward.

A review of the administration’s investigation panels reveals a pattern of delayed reports, unfulfilled promises and unresolved questions over accountability.