The AFC has given Nepal an indirect slot to the AFC Challenge League 2026-27 season. But with no domestic league this year as well, the slot will not be used by a Nepali club for consecutive seasons.

Money meant for urgent care was confiscated on suspicion of illegal cash, leaving a patient without treatment and her husband trapped in bureaucratic hurdles.

Implementation widened to cover meetings, communications and conduct involving diplomats at all levels of government and politics.

For fifteen years, a handful of schools have supported children with autism with little government help.

He will also skip the party's upcoming general convention, says RSP general secretary.

Two months into the war that started with US-Israeli strikes on Iran, the vital sea channel remains closed, choking off 20% of the world’s supplies of oil and gas.

Pilgrims travelling for full moon rituals among victims; rescue efforts continue.

Rehabilitation must be treated with the same urgency and commitment shown in clearing the settlements.

Pollution carries serious economic implications, especially for the cities that drive national growth.

Nepal is likely to witness below-normal monsoon rains after three consecutive years of above-average rainfall, according to South Asian meteorologists.

The vehicle skidded off the road and plunged around 800 metres below, police say.

Ahead of Bernard Duhaime’s visit, conflict victims warn that any UN support could legitimise politicised commissions unless reforms ensure consultation and compliance with international standards.

Former envoy honoured for strengthening Nepal–Japan relations during four-decade diplomatic career.

Nearly two years after foundation stone was laid, the Rs1.68 billion project shows limited physical progress as design delays and rising costs slow construction.

The event marked a milestone for the country, as it is the first programme of its kind aimed at institutionalising the use of FDM systems to improve flight safety.

Authorities yet to decide relocation sites as nearly 2,000 face displacement from multiple areas.

Talks during deputy foreign minister’s visit review bilateral ties and explore new areas of engagement.

Two months into the war that started with US-Israeli strikes on Iran, the vital sea channel remains closed, choking off 20% of the world’s supplies ‌of oil and gas.

Operation is expected within three months after staff training as the project nears completion.

Families are facing hardship without food choices, infant care facilities and uncertainty over resettlement.

They say the involvement of the national defence force in the process raises questions over whether the country is being run by the civilian government or the military.

A 15-minute silence turns into a larger debate on censorship after ‘Lalibazar’ faces court ban.

‘Sickle Cell’ at Shilpee Theatre traces how land and power shape the lives of Tharu families.

From concert halls in Canada to fashion stages in London, Nepali clothing is helping diaspora communities translate identity into style.

Coach Diwiz Piya and fighter Rabindra Dhant have grown together from a chance meeting in Kathmandu to the Road to UFC, carrying the hopes of Nepal’s rising MMA scene.

ILO warns gaps persist across migration cycle as Nepal expands Social Security Fund coverage but faces low retention and awareness.

The alternative route connects Khurkot to Manthali in Ramechhap, then to Tamakoshi and Charikot in Dolakha, before linking with the Araniko Highway at Khadichaur in Sindhupalchok and finally reaching Kathmandu.

Government documents remain unreadable for visually impaired users due to inaccessible file formats and poor design.

Parties urge President Paudel to withhold approval, calling the move executive overreach as government seeks sweeping legal changes.

The prime minister hasn’t committed yet to meeting with US special envoy for South and Central Asia.

New rules call for GPS tracking, AI-based monitoring, panic buttons and digital chit to improve safety, accountability and passenger experience.

The ​2026 World Cup will be the first edition of the men’s tournament to feature 48 teams, up from 32, and will be staged across the United States, Canada and Mexico.

We are likely to witness a massive waste of taxpayer money this fiscal year as well.

The exit of the UAE -- one of the group’s biggest producers -- widens a rift between the UAE and its neighbour Saudi ​Arabia, which is effectively OPEC’s leader.

They will remain textbook cases as political mavericks of India’s dynamic political milieu.

More than 4,000 households in Jumla and Kalikot districts are breathing cleaner air, saving firewood, and spending less time on daily chores.

Nimesulide, aceclofenac and ketoprofen will be phased out over six months, during which existing stocks can still be sold.

More than 50 speakers and 400 participants explore AI, leadership, institutions, and diaspora engagement.

Jatinder Singh’s 130 powers Oman to 305-8 as Nepal were 155-7 in 36.5 overs at Kirtipur before rain abandons play.

The upgrade will introduce advanced construction technologies, including Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) and Superpave asphalt.

Park warns of fines, imprisonment for non-compliance as authorities plan phased eviction of settlements, including Bandarjhula community.

Security Printing Centre ramps up production as 2.9 million pending licences are processed in two phases under agreement with Department of Transport Management.

Power consolidates around IRGC-led wartime structure as clerical authority recedes and Iran’s negotiation stance hardens.

The project will widen 8.2 km road from Kalanki to Basundhara, funded by Rs11 billion Chinese grant.

Traders say foreign suppliers may be unwilling to send goods with MRP labels, given Nepal’s small economy and low import volumes. The rule led to customs clearance disruption.

Jatinder Singh’s 130 powers Oman as Sompal Kami takes four wickets.

Delayed fund releases raise doubts even as book supply improves.

The national defence force says the data collection was carried out under decisions made by district security committees. Chief district officers, however, dispute the claim.