Company to bear cost of repatriating Manjaya Sada’s body from Malaysia
Embassy reaches agreement with employer as family’s financial burden eases after weeks of uncertainty.
Embassy reaches agreement with employer as family’s financial burden eases after weeks of uncertainty.
Gunman storms security checkpoint at Washington Hilton, injures Secret Service agent; suspect subdued and taken into custody.
Thick smog blankets the Valley, lowering visibility as AQI reaches 192.
Three international flights rerouted, around 600 passengers affected.
777 structures targeted as authorities deploy high security with 1,900 personnel.
The deadlock leaves the world’s biggest economy and a major oil power locked in a confrontation that has already pushed energy prices to multi-year highs, stoked inflation and darkened global growth prospects.
Proposed law restructures provincial services, introduces performance-based evaluation, bans trade unions and political activity, and formalises federal administrative coordination.
Authorities move to reclaim public land, issuing notices and preparing demolition drives.
Gunman stopped at security screening, injures agent; attendees evacuated as investigation points to lone suspect.
A silent city, a solitary man, and a routine that keeps the madness away.
From campus district to quiet suburbs, a guide to student living in this Canadian city.
Nepal’s all-time leading wicket-taker, Lamichhane, reached 97 League-2 wickets after picking two wickets in Nepal’s 37-run win over the UAE on Saturday.
Despite policy push to prioritise large infrastructure, lawmakers submit hundreds of low-budget plans, raising concerns over duplication and federal overreach.
Instead of rotary-wing craft, Kathmandu will request for aerial cranes or heavy-lift helicopters.
Evicted families taken to Dasharath Stadium and other designated sites for temporary accommodation.
The state should address student political affiliations through consensus rather than force.
The country has a government with a commanding mandate. Yet it cannot easily deliver reform.
Interest in bicycles is growing again. But poor infrastructure, unsafe roads and status-driven attitudes continue to keep cycling from becoming a mode of commuting.
Through street vending, group farming and skill training programmes, women in remote districts are slowly moving towards self-reliance and financial independence.
Tehran rejects direct talks with Washington as ceasefire holds and Strait of Hormuz disruption drives oil price surge.
Displaced families moved to temporary shelters and hotels as verification process set to begin, authorities say.
Nepal’s ambitious investment pledges remain largely unfulfilled, hindered by systemic inefficiencies and regulatory uncertainty.
Amended standards mandate cleaner technology, cap pollutants and give existing industries two years to comply.
Dipendra Singh Airee’s 75 anchors Nepal’s innings before Karan KC leads disciplined bowling attack to seal ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 win.
Bhimeshwar Municipality says scheduling issues in Charikot’s smart lighting system persist due to limited local control.
Blaze, now in its second week, intensifies in northern and eastern sections, choking nearby settlements with smoke.
Families shifted to holding centres as authorities begin verification for temporary relocation.
Airee’s half-century helps recovery after early collapse in ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2.
Investor sentiment weakens amid falling turnover, shrinking liquidity, and ongoing probe into suspected market manipulation.
Eviction drive begins early Saturday morning without major incidents as authorities deploy security forces and begin relocation process.
Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.
Mardi Himal is not just about landscapes. It is about people: the pioneers, the risk-takers, and the communities who bring these mountains to life.
Kathmandu Jazz Conservatory marks the day with workshops, performances and a concert, bringing together artists and students.
The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.
‘Chhail’ turns the mundane into meaning, capturing poverty and aspiration in Nepal’s far west.
Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.
Bindeswar Prasad Lekhak reportedly hosted Deubas and continued to offer help to the fugitive couple.
Authorities say structures on encroached land will be demolished and displaced families relocated. Critics argue the plan lacks adequate resettlement guarantees.
Experts warn of serious setbacks from budget cuts to crucial public health programmes, which could threaten years of Nepal’s healthcare gains.
CIB says he was held as part of an ongoing probe into alleged tampering of tender details.
Says false and fabricated narratives on social and mass media are being monitored; urges public to rely on official sources.
Draft digital mobility standard defines services, sets fares, safety rules and licensing, but operators say gaps remain.
With bulldozers set to roll into riverside settlements, families say they have nowhere to move, no one to rely on, and no plan from the state for resettlement.
Dev Khanal, Ishan Pandey and Kushal Malla power 284-7 as bowlers bundle Oman out for 169 at Mulpani.
Foreign Ministry says rescue from online scam centres continues across four countries, while Cambodian authorities detain additional Nepalis on criminal charges.
Row follows Trump’s post of conservative radio transcript amid ongoing birthright citizenship debate.
Crackdown on informal cross-border trade reduces Nepali shoppers in Sunauli, while officials claim revenue gains and traders warn of shifting patterns.
Slow release of government funds pushes flood-affected households to rebuild homes through borrowing, leaving many still repaying loans years after the disaster.
Vendors protest lack of alternatives as metropolis begins market clean-up campaign.
Doctors have advised Tulasara to manage Rs 6 million for a bone marrow transplant, but she struggles to secure even daily meals.