General Secretary Rana among others announce they have parted ways, but Lingden refuses to call it a split.

Another SAFF disappointment has intensified concerns over whether Nepal can finally turn promise into silverware before a celebrated era comes to an end.

Indian buyers halt purchases as India Tea Board resumes mandatory sampling and laboratory approval of Nepali tea; exporters fear renewed losses despite recent easing of restrictions.

The conceptual co­­nfusion that separates environment from pu­­blic debate, policy-making and active ac­countability on a year-round basis is becoming increasingly dangerous.

Assault on responders raises fears of further transmission as confirmed cases climb across eastern Congo.

Verdict declares Election Commission’s registration of Ashok Rai-led party unlawful; full text yet to be released.

Cricket body says dismissal was within the laws but fell short of the spirit of the game.

Police and residents took hours to retrieve bodies due to rugged terrain.

Nepal extend winning streak as Bhurtel dominates with back-to-back centuries and multiple T20I records in Singapore campaign.

The deadlock has left the province functioning from temporary offices in Dhangadhi.

Authorities arrest hotel owner and order city-wide inspections of guest houses and other premises for fire-safety and building-code violations.

General secretary Rana and 182 other leaders quit the royalist party after a prolonged leadership dispute, with the breakaway group set to launch a new political party.

Existing framework bars pension benefits for serving officials convicted of graft, but remains silent on those already retired.

Supreme Court upholds 12-year sentence for main convict and convicts two men previously acquitted in the 2015 killing of Surya Bahadur Pandey.

Dawa Sherpa from Okhaldhunga suffered frostbite and is being airlifted to Kathmandu for treatment.

Vehicles imported from China are under investigation amid suspicions that importers rushed customs clearance before the budget introduced higher taxes on electric vehicles.

A conservative American outlet says Bhutanese and Nepali immigrants are behind a billion-dollar Medicaid fraud scheme in Ohio. Here is what is real, what is disputed, and what it means for the diaspora.

Surgeon Dr Rameshwar Prasad Pokharel reflects on a lifetime spent expanding child healthcare, training specialists, and his upcoming book ‘Basics of Pediatric Surgery’.

‘Silent Bone’ unfolds across five venues in Kathmandu, inviting visitors to experience contemporary art as an evolving journey.

Bangladesh capitalise on a chaotic injury-time moment to secure a 2-1 semifinal victory over Nepal and keep their title defence alive.

Despite relaxed quorum rules, the Constitutional Council has not moved to fill 19 vacant posts across key commissions.

From carrying oxygen cylinders and expedition supplies to hauling human waste and garbage off the mountain, drones are transforming Everest logistics. Sherpas see the technology as a safety tool rather than a threat to their livelihoods.

Amendments can now be passed on the basis of a combined two-thirds majority of both houses instead of separate two-thirds majority in each.

Khanal will hold meetings with External Affairs Minister Jaishankar, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and possibly with Prime Minister Modi.

While the US expands its presence from the Indo-Pacific to West Asia and seeks rapprochement with China, the other three QUAD countries remain focused on the Indo-Pacific.

As authorities work out routes and funding, transport operators and activists question the service’s practicality.

A nationwide shortage of platinum-based chemotherapy drugs is forcing patients’ families to source medicines from the black market amid disrupted supply and government price controls.

Existing framework bars pension benefits for serving officials convicted of graft, but remains silent on those already retired.

Meeting focuses on expanding cooperation in development, connectivity and investment.

Its three most visible ambitions—foreign investment, tech leadership and fiscal transformation—all face the same fundamental obstacle: weak institutional and bureaucratic capacity.

Gita Rana’s first-half strike gives Nepal the lead, but Ritu Porna Chakma scores in stoppage time to leave the match level at the break.

Belgium have a second warm-up ​international against Tunisia in Brussels on Saturday before heading to the United States where they meet Egypt in their opening Group ​G match in Seattle on June 15.

RSP chair discusses bilateral ties with Indian prime minister after meetings with top BJP leaders, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar and Home Minister Shah.

Television visuals showed a building on fire, smoke billowing out and charred ​exteriors as residents watched from a narrow ​lane nearby.

Fraudsters are exploiting Dhaka's new automated traffic monitoring system to steal banking and mobile wallet credentials.

Bindhu Rawal’s 33 and an unbeaten 28 from Puja Mahato guide Nepal to an easy chase as Qatar collapse for 76 runs in the ACC Women’s Premier Cup match.

Multiple changes to tax provisions and rates after budget presentation prompt criticism from former finance ministers, who question whether due procedure was followed and warn of possible policy uncertainty.

Four ministers resign on party’s order as UML moves to induct new faces amid power-sharing tussle with Congress.

Eight years after the first phase was completed, work on the Chinese-funded Kalanki-Basundhara section has yet to begin, leaving key stretches of Kathmandu’s vital orbital road mired in delays.

Missile exchanges in the Gulf and continued Israeli strikes in Lebanon underscore the fragility of a tentative US-Iran ceasefire, while stalled negotiations and disruptions to shipping keep regional tensions high.

‘Shape of Momo’ offers a thoughtful portrait of a woman navigating the tensions between individuality and social conformity.

The Kathmandu edition of the Kalinga Literary Festival will bring together writers, artists and thinkers from South Asia at Hotel Himalaya.

With past final defeats and Bangladesh’s recent off-field and on-field concerns adding context to the contest, Nepal take on defending champions Bangladesh in the SAFF Women’s Championship semifinal today.

Officials blame fragile topography. The road project started in 1956 is still a work in progress.

Immediate past Nepali ambassador to India says New Delhi has been denying neighbours’ proposals for third-party mediation.

Meeting with PM Modi expected on Wednesday.

Chinese-funded projects including highways, tunnels, and cross-border railway discussed for speedy implementation.

Denied entry into Nepal for lacking identification documents, Chatur Man Tamang and Hasta Bahadur Rai head back towards Bhutan with nowhere else to go.