Shrestha’s image of Singha Durbar engulfed in flames has been recognised among thousands of entries from across 141 countries.

Only two of 11 companies respond to government notice; delays, weak enforcement blamed for rising infringement cases.

From Red Notices to diplomatic channels, a look at the legal routes, limits and hurdles in bringing the Deuba couple back to Nepal.

Patients and consumer rights activists say the move hits the poor hardest, urge the government to reconsider the decision.

How an informal alliance between a well-connected fixer and one of Nepal's oldest business families unravelled into a Rs 3.73 billion fraud investigation.

Ceasefire under strain as Israel escalates strikes in Lebanon, Iran heads into talks with US while oil prices surge and regional tensions deepen.

Local women are running an ‘elephant-friendly’ homestay that provides income, strengthens community ties and redefines the village’s identity.

Abinash Bikram Shah’s debut feature becomes the first Nepali film in the section, competing for top honours.

Prime minister acts on RSP recommendation, citing misuse of office.

The former Maoist leader and others are accused of causing losses totalling Rs70 million in the smuggling case from 2022.

Six South Asian teams, except Bangladesh, will participate in the qualifying event from April 13 to 17.

They must be present before the authorities when required. The investigation is linked to deaths during Gen Z protests.

Trump said in a ‌social media post US ships, aircraft and personnel with additional ammunition and weaponry would remain in place to destroy, if necessary, but expressed confidence that a lasting deal would be agreed and followed.

The couple are placed on the fugitive list after the arrest warrents issued on Tuesday. Both are currently abroad.

The strikes ​raised questions about regional truce efforts, with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian saying a ceasefire in Lebanon was an essential condition of his country’s agreement with the US.

Arguments over mistaken phone calls led to the deadly incident at Patan Durbar Square in Lalitpur.

‘Maya Art Exhibition 3’, featuring artists from Nepal, Japan, and France, starts on April 10.

Filmmaker Samundra Bhatta on how literature and cinema together can reshape perspectives.

Madhesh’s Alam was out for a duck against Gandaki in the Men’s PM Cup on Wednesday. It was his second duck in the tournament, where he has managed 61 runs in five games so far.

Diesel spikes over 30 percent in a month, driving up passenger and cargo tariffs and threatening growth, consumption and household budgets.

To facilitate clinical practice, the existing 50-bed Geta Hospital will be upgraded to a 300-bed teaching hospital.

The earthquake in 2023 damaged 480 water projects across three districts of Karnali province. In Jajarkot alone, 145 drinking water projects were destroyed and 106 damaged.

The Tharu village of Bataraitola is home to around 1,100 people, but over 50 including old and young suffer from severe mobility issues.

MoFA calls the two-week truce a positive step towards de-escalation in West Asia.

In a break from years of ad hoc diplomacy, Shah met 17 ambassadors jointly and briefed ministers on protocol, signalling a more deliberate, state-led foreign policy.

The Myanmarese aspire for the return of multiparty democracy. But it remains a distant dream.

Nepal is losing control over its narrative by allowing external sources to document its story.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced the ceasefire between Iran ​and the United States on X, saying the two sides agreed to an immediate ceasefire everywhere.

Passenger fares to rise by 16.71 percent, with cargo rates increasing by 21.68 percent on hilly routes and 15.75 percent in the Terai under the automatic pricing system.

Found unconscious and treated, he was brought back with embassy support; now bedridden, he faces financial hardship.

Index closes at 2,802.52 as market capitalisation increases to Rs 4.764 trillion.

They have 15 days to furnish the written clarification.

Oman has enforced a regulation since October 31, 2023, barring the conversion of tourist or visit visas into work permits after arrival.

Court order paves way for Red Notice as former PM and his wife remain abroad.

Contractor seeks another extension as delays pile up from design changes to material shortages.

Artisans from Patan work on the towering wooden structure ahead of the month-long festival.

Police say the individual had been living in Nepal for six years and left belongings at a hotel due to financial difficulties, urging the public not to spread unverified content.

Price rises Rs7,200 per tola to Rs299,000 as investors turn to safe-haven assets; silver also climbs.

Sixteenth edition set for April 13-20 with floodlit matches, prize pool and eight Nepali sides alongside two international teams.

Government aims to print and deliver millions of licences by mid-July, but delays and system issues continue to slow progress.

Panel begins work on amendment discussion paper; Congress and other parties yet to name members.

Markets tumble as tentative US-Iran ceasefire raises hopes of Strait of Hormuz reopening, but risks persist amid continued regional attacks.

Deal, mediated by Shehbaz Sharif, hinges on reopening of Strait of Hormuz as fighting continues in interim.

28-year-old Tanahun resident wants to return but her employer won’t release her.

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

In ‘A Letter to My Youth’, a bond between a caretaker and a boy, reveals a fragile path towards emotional healing.

From winter dryness to monsoon humidity, learn what your skin needs each season.

Shrestha is an illustrator, author and graphic designer based in Kathmandu.

With Nepal once more near the bottom of the ICC CWC League 2 table, the Rhinos must replicate the 2023 miracle run to keep maiden Cricket World Cup qualification hopes alive.