Cabinet decides to withdraw the three percent parity tax on education and healthcare services.

The government’s withdrawal of the three percent parity tax awaits Cabinet approval, leaving uncertainty over refunds for taxes collected since July 17.

Around 15 families will be relocated on Wednesday as the government moves to shut down the temporary shelter, where food supplies were halted earlier this month.

The resignations come after the collapse of the Congress-UML alliance, with parties now scrambling to form a new coalition in the province where no single bloc holds a clear majority.

Modi government faces mounting youth anger over exam leaks as opposition seeks parliamentary debate and accountability.

Only 390 of Nepal’s 753 local units have completed mandatory land classification, prompting the federal government to reinstate the suspension on land subdivision for a third time.

Opposition parties rally behind student-led movement after police crackdown, hoping to tap growing youth discontent ahead of key state elections.

The film tackles patriarchy and autism with compassion, but its uneven storytelling leaves much to be desired.

Rahul Gandhi briefly detained as protesters scale back parliament marches after police crackdown; court allows Sonam Wangchuk's transfer to a private hospital

The theatre practitioner and co-founder of Phulbari Playback Theatre uses AI as a research and communication tool, helping her explore ideas, organise information and refine creative work.

APF FC secures the future of the 11-year-old viral sensation, committing to her education and training as she embarks on an elite footballing journey.

Proposals include mandatory prior ascents of 7,000- and 8,000-metre peaks, auctioning Everest permits, stricter insurance, zero-waste rules, and tighter regulation of foreign operators and digital tourism platforms.

The Kodari road section was disrupted on July 13 following a heavy landslide at Liping and major road subsidence near the Eco and Daklang areas.

As more young Nepalis build lives abroad, aging parents are relying on daily video calls to stay connected while grappling with the loneliness of an empty home.

Prime minister says the proposed three percent levy will not be enforced, but legal questions remain as taxes approved by Parliament require formal Cabinet and legislative procedures to be amended.

Officials sifted through over 4,400 applications and have shortlisted a few hundred for the final stage of selection.

There is no better time than now for Finance Minister Wagle to hit the road to showcase his vision for Nepal’s economic prosperity and ask international investors to commit their capital and resources to Nepal.

True measure of federalism is its ability to unlock economic opportunities across seven provinces and ensure sustainable prosperity.

Hundreds of families uprooted by park’s expansion decades ago remain in limbo, living under plastic shelters as another monsoon arrives.

Consumers making purchases worth more than Rs100 can enter the scheme, with one daily winner taking home Rs133,034 and two monthly winners receiving Rs1 million each.

While these apps and websites might be fun and free, your fake choices can still be incredibly valuable for marketers.

Minister Wagle says the prime minister’s announcement followed consultations, with the legal process now being prepared to suspend the proposed equity fees.

Thousands of youngsters marched on parliament on Monday demanding the resignation of ​Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

The US military said Monday it has wrapped up its latest round of strikes on Iran, marking the 10th straight night of operations.

The head of the government says the levy would have increased costs for the public, while reaffirming plans to expand access to education and healthcare for disadvantaged groups.

Industrial Zone Management Ltd has restored utilities to most defaulters after recovering Rs467 million, but 20 factories remain disconnected across the country’s industrial estates.

Police are investigating the cause of the fire after a private vehicle parked in a public area was found engulfed in fire, with the victim’s identity yet to be established.

After spending 20 days behind bars for bringing fertiliser bought across the border, two brothers from Sarlahi are expected to be freed on bail on Tuesday following diplomatic intervention.

These protests signify a profound shift in how the youth have shattered a manufactured climate of fear and collectively reclaimed their democratic voice.

Hundreds of Asian openbills have transformed a quiet wetland in Chitwan into a seasonal breeding ground, with dried trees rising from the water now serving as nesting sites.

Joint inspection finds outlets operating without required documents, registered pharmacists and valid renewals.

Youth-led movement gains momentum as protesters demand education minister’s resignation over exam paper leaks.

Exports cross Rs211 million as homegrown brands reach markets from Italy to Australia, while entrepreneurs transform traditional recipes into commercial ventures.

IMF officials discuss the gains from the Extended Credit Facility, the risks posed by the Middle East conflict, banking sector reforms, the FATF grey list and the Fund’s future engagement with Nepal.

Protest movement says government has agreed to consider its demands after nationwide rallies, even as police use tear gas and detain demonstrators during a march to parliament.

In an effort to avoid judgments on social media, people are rebuilding their self-expression and identity.

Running clubs are drawing young people by blending fitness, social connection and mental well-being into a single activity.

Average tourist stay hit a record 16.34 days in 2025, but daily spending fell to $33.09, the second-lowest on record. Hoteliers blame weak transport safety, price wars and political disruptions for keeping high-value travellers away despite a boom in luxury hospitality.

From home healthcare and Braille-to-Unicode tools to AI-powered farming and tourism, young innovators unveil practical solutions at the ‘Code for Impact’ hackathon.

The country’s 26-place fall in the Global Peace Index follows the deadly unrest last September, but experts say deeper weaknesses in governance, public trust, and democratic institutions are at the root of the decline.

A student-led campaign changed the law, but has reignited debate over personal freedom, school discipline, and how far the state should regulate schools.

Cash wired from Doha is no substitute for a father’s presence at dinner. That loss is immense, yet uncounted.

Landless families evicted from Kathmandu’s riverbanks are being sent to their permanent home districts as Valley municipalities cite a lack of land for resettlement.

Iran had been pressing the Houthis to close the Bab el-Mandeb gateway to the Red Sea if the US continued to attack Iranian power infrastructure.

The government’s utter disregard for issues of social justice, inclusion and equality is likely to cost a great deal.

Arrested after buying fertiliser across the border, they are still awaiting bail as Nepal's chronic shortages push farmers to take risks.

Thousands of young supporters gathered through the night at the protest site of Jantar Mantar in New Delhi for the march on the opening day of parliament’s monsoon session.

Blanket freeze on permanent appointments leaves hundreds of thousands of public service aspirants facing uncertainty.