The one-kilometre stretch will be widened into an eight-lane road with service lanes, with construction expected to begin before Dashain if the tender process stays on track.

After weeks of escalation, uncertainty over US strategy is growing as allies and adversaries assess the impact of a conflict that is already disrupting shipping and oil flows.

The team that produced historic ODI performances in 2023 is now struggling for competitive totals, with familiar weaknesses resurfacing in League 2.

Police launched a manhunt for the driver after a vehicle ploughed into a crowd near Berlin's annual Christopher Street Day celebrations.

Wholesale prices surged 8.47 percent in mid-June, driven by a spike in fuel and energy costs, raising concerns that higher production costs will soon feed into consumer prices ahead of the Dashain festival.

Somewhere between grief and memory, the dead can find their way back home.

A breakdown of cities in the American Midwest for Nepali students to decide where cost of living and career prospects line up best.

Chief Justice Sharma’s India visit puts the senior-most justice at the helm as speculation grows over whether tensions at the Supreme Court are easing.

UML and NCP seal power-sharing deal, but coalition arithmetic means regional and fringe parties hold key.

Successive governments have delayed signing new agreements since 2022, citing low domestic consumption, inadequate transmission infrastructure and limited export prospects.

Civil servants describe a climate of fear, political interference and deep uncertainty as the Shah government pushes sweeping administrative reforms.

A rainy-day video of three Rolpa schoolgirls has sparked online attention, but rights advocates warn of privacy breaches, exploitation and long-term harm.

Nepal’s new leaders must look past the glamour of high office and recognise that effective foreign strength begins with solid domestic policy.

The party mastered the rhetoric of depoliticisation, but its actions in higher education tell a far more cautious tale.

For many rural families, the economic impact of disasters begins even before homes or infrastructure are damaged.

A total of 2,314 coins were found near a pond inside a water pot called karuwa.

With the help of local residents, police recovered the bodies from the landslide site later in the evening.

Department of Immigration officials held discussions with Indian Embassy representatives, who expressed a positive response to Nepal’s request for recognising the NID card.

As per the agreement, the CPN-UML will head provincial governments in Koshi, Bagmati and Lumbini, while the Nepali Communist Party will lead Karnali and Sudurpashchim provinces.

The ​collision involved a bus carrying members of the Internal Security Forces and ​a civilian passenger bus, ​SANA reported, citing the interior ministry.

About 2 million students across India took the exam on May 3, but it was later scrapped, ​with more than a dozen student suicides linked to its cancellation.

Kandel stepped down as the CPN-UML and NCP hold intense alliance talks.

Police launch probe after 45-year-old woman’s body discovered in parked vehicle.

India’s biggest street protests of recent years have become ​a political flashpoint, posing one of the biggest challenges to Prime Minister Narendra Modi ​as politicians joined youngsters’ calls to demand action.

Selected watchers will guard maize fields for two months as farmers struggle with increasing monkey raids.

Doctors recommend immediate admission after his blood sugar and blood pressure levels fall sharply on third day of hunger strike.

Benchmark index closes at 2,734.60 points as key sectors rally, while turnover slips marginally after a debenture-driven rise last week.

Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.

In ‘Ek Hul Batas’, Sanod Maharjan transforms Tistung into an abstract landscape of nature and colour.

Aesthetic Dance Studio's annual award honours the legacy of the dance educator Mishra.

Uma Subedi’s novel turns a mysterious car crash and an impeding suicide into a meditation on perception and reality.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

Robbed of limbs and mobility by public negligence and ignored by state bodies, Nepali para-swimmers find liberation and elite purpose in the water as they set their sights on Japan.

The Cabinet allows procurement of the ABIS system without a competitive bidding process.

Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.

Experts say the export surge is driven by tariff arbitrage rather than genuine domestic value addition, while Indian edible oil refiners urge New Delhi to curb duty-free imports from Nepal.

A growing trend of filming and confronting civil servants on camera for social media clicks is blurring the line between journalism and intimidation.

Resumption of health insurance services at the two centres brings relief to thousands of patients nationwide.

Despite Nepal’s legal ban on marriage before the age of 20, many girls continue to marry underage and become pregnant during their teenage years.

After 26 years in the Nepali Army, retired colonel Sudeep KC now uses the precision he honed as a soldier to track and photograph Nepal’s rare birds, mammals and landscapes.

Viral video of Minister Sita Badi nursing a rescued infant draws attention to conditions at the Nepal Children’s Organisation shelter.

LKG student suffers 45 percent burns after LPG pipe comes loose and triggers flash fire at a school canteen in Tansen.

Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and ICJ warn that changes to judicial appointment rules and alleged pressure on judges could undermine judicial independence.

From Everest bungee to water parks and ziplines, entrepreneurs say overlapping laws, unclear policies and lengthy approval processes are slowing investment in Nepal’s growing adventure tourism sector.

Among the accused, three are in police custody, while the remaining five are absconding.

Unidentified assailants attack Ganesh Paudel from behind after a public meeting in Rautahat and flee, as police say the suspects have been identified.

Party orders MPs to hire personal secretaries through open competition, barring family appointments and requiring transparency checks for state-funded positions.

Protest leaders will meet ministers over the exam paper leak scandal, but say nationwide demonstrations will continue until their demands are addressed.

As appointments remain stalled, Cabinet retains career envoys to prevent more diplomatic missions from falling vacant.

New Section 301 duties replace expiring temporary tariff, targeting imports from 60 trading partners while citing forced labour concerns.