Three-member bench to examine whether earlier verdict upholding Gagan Thapa-led faction requires correction.

Deuba stayed abroad while facing a money laundering probe, with the Supreme Court later blocking his arrest over warrants issued by investigators.

Environmental groups and residents are challenging Google’s biggest India investment over concerns about water shortages, wildlife risks and the impact of a massive data centre hub planned on the outskirts of Visakhapatnam.

Villagers use sandbags and gravel to hold back the Narayani river after a permanent flood barrier stalled amid objections from the Indian side.

Government-appointed panel submits findings after examining witness accounts, CCTV footage and official testimony in the case that sparked nationwide protests, paving way for a Cabinet decision.

Rights advocates question whether the parliamentary panel has the authority to direct the government to seek a response from Amnesty, ICJ and Human Rights Watch over their joint statement criticising recent developments in Nepal’s judiciary.

He will be conferred with the honorary rank of General of the Nepali Army.

Inspired by her mother, Dhakal shares her journey of identity, resilience, and championing cancer awareness.

At Lumbini-Indická a Nepálská Restaurace, food is only the beginning. The family behind the eatery uses music and community events to introduce Czech diners to Nepal.

Beyond the viral social media posts celebrating Rajina Bista’s win over a Thai fighter, the 27-year-old martial artist overcame financial hurdles and institutional neglect to claim silver at the Amazing Muay Thai World Festival.

From public spaces to their own homes, many senior citizens are finding respect, care, and support increasingly hard to come by.

Officials say the leaked credentials highlight long-standing weaknesses in government digital security, with immediate efforts underway to secure affected accounts.

High expectations, meagre budgets and ignored recommendations have left seven commissions struggling to fulfil their constitutional role.

That it took violence and deaths to extricate Shah out of the cocoon he has woven around himself and act says a lot about how our country is being governed.

Birdwatching allows individuals to connect with nature and find joy in the beauty of birds.

A decade into federalism, chief district officers continue to lead crisis response under the old administrative structure; provinces’ responsibility for peace and security remains largely theoretical.

Days after the Home Minister said the seminar would proceed with security vetting, the government’s Chief Secretary personally ordered Kathmandu University to shut it down.

Three active landslides have shut Nepal’s key trade route with China, stranding hundreds of containers, halting customs operations and fuelling criticism of the government’s response.

The landmark public library at Bhrikutimandap resumes services after months of closure over a rent dispute, but questions remain over the government’s takeover and its future management.

The recovery team transported the bodies from the mountain days after last week's avalanche, while the recovery mission continues to search for two remaining victims.

Trump has ​often threatened massive strikes if Tehran did not reach an agreement and then cited progress in talks that have so far failed to ​end hostilities.

The brothers spent more than a month in Dumra Jail after Indian authorities accused them of smuggling fertiliser they had bought for use on their farm amid shortages in Nepal.

Former Tribhuvan University rector Khadga Bahadur KC will head the University Grants Commission, while development economist Yanki Ukyab has been appointed chief executive of Investment Board Nepal.

A journey to report on deadly communal violence became an account of fear, uncertainty and the difficult decisions journalists face when every choice carries consequences.

Three global rights bodies warned of judicial interference; none attended lawmakers’ discussion on allegations.

The railway project, suspended in 2016 after rising tensions over North Korea’s nuclear programme, is being brought back as Seoul seeks new avenues for dialogue and cooperation.

Transport offices across Nepal struggle with the transition to a new online platform, leaving applicants unable to renew licences, sit for trials or process new applications despite government claims that the system is operational.

Nepal has repeatedly protested the use of the route, saying Lipulekh lies within its territory.

When former acting president Khadka hesitated to lead the party towards a split, the Deuba faction appointed Koirala on Saturday to steer a 521-member committee.

Founder Abhijeet Dipke says the movement will focus on rebuilding trust in public institutions rather than contesting elections, after nationwide protests over exam paper leaks forced India’s education minister to resign.

Algorithm knows you better than you know yourself. It shows you exactly what you want, making it easier and faster to discover products, trends and content you think you need.

From Geneva to Kathmandu, global AI talks are missing the voices of developing nations—and it’s time to change that.

Na Hong-jin’s film begins with an atmospheric feature set in a rural community before its expanding scale dilutes the suspense.

Artists say their songs are being recreated with cloned voices and sold on digital platforms without permission, even as the technology quietly becomes the soundtrack of everyday life.

The National Investigation Department has long failed to provide timely intelligence on major security threats after years of neglect by successive governments.

The administration says it is moving quickly to reform the state, but a series of controversial decisions, delayed crisis responses and accusations of bypassing institutions have fuelled criticism over its commitment to democratic norms.

The 21-year-old student, injured in police firing during the Sunsari clashes on July 26, died in Kathmandu.

The plan to meet envoys was deferred after tension in Tarai-Madhesh, said PM’s aides.

The UN agency recognises Nepal’s conservation efforts at the Buddha’s birthplace but warns that risks remain and issues 13 recommendations for stronger protection.

Electric vehicle imports fell 24 percent last fiscal year as prolonged closures at Rasuwagadhi and Tatopani choked supplies. Dealers warn fresh disruptions could delay launches at this month’s major automobile exhibitions.

The missiles are principally the Army’s surface-to-surface weapons, known as Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) and Precision Strike Missiles.

MBBS student Dilli Harijan has also begun a hunger strike demanding parity in internship stipends between private and government medical college students.

Sigdel briefs Shah on Tarai tensions as a separate dispute over an army-protected site during Gokarneshwar road expansion draws attention.

Agreements with victims’ families and dialogue efforts help calm unrest across Koshi and Madhes provinces.

KU and the University of Chicago will select 24 participants for a three-day literary translation workshop in September featuring two International Booker Prize-winning translators.

A 21-year-old man injured when security personnel opened fire during the July 26 violence in Sunsari died in a Kathmandu hospital on Tuesday.

Weak project preparation, staff shortages and poor implementation continue to hold back capital spending.

Residents of Khalla Musetti face recurring road closures every monsoon as floodwaters threaten electricity poles and disrupt access to markets and hospitals.