Former prime minister and ex-home minister face investigation over deaths during Gen Z protests.

Turnover exceeds Rs15 billion, with 255 stocks declining.

As parliamentary party leader, Dahal will now appoint the deputy leader and the chief whip.

The 37-year-old retired from Twenty20 Internationals after India’s 2024 World Cup triumph and brought the curtain down on his 123-test career last year.

The war, launched on February 28 with US and Israeli strikes on Iran, has spread across the Middle East, killing thousands and ​hitting the world economy.

Finance Minister Wagle outlines policy overhaul, pledges institutional reforms and accelerated growth amid fiscal challenges.

In the new role, Kaphle will oversee editorial operations across all of Kantipur’s flagship properties — Kantipur Daily, The Kathmandu Post, Kantipur Television, and Kantipur FM Radio.

Silver also gains Rs50 as precious metal prices trend upward in local market.

Former home minister presented before court for remand hearing in Gen Z protest crackdown case.

Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle outlines policy overhaul, pledges institutional reforms and accelerated growth amid fiscal challenges.

The central question now, say analysts, is whether Trump is ready to wind down or ramp up what critics have called a war of choice, one that has ignited the worst global energy supply shock in ‌history and spread far beyond the region.

The Shah administration has announced it will abolish party-affiliated student organisations in the academic sector and strictly enforce the provision requiring private hospitals to allocate 10 percent of their beds free of charge to needy patients.

Arrest follows request from the Department of Money Laundering Investigation and forensic confirmation of burnt banknote fragments linked to September 9 arson.

Israel expands strikes across Iran and Lebanon amid fears of wider regional war and energy disruption.

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Shaken by self-doubt and a chance encounter, a quiet man begins to find purpose in an unlikely profession.

Such exercises are seen as an entry point or a supportive tool within a broader fitness lifestyle.

The two screen legends will discuss their journeys and the evolving landscape of Nepali and Bollywood films on the second day of the Festival.

With Nepali football at a standstill following NSC’s suspension of ANFA, the threat of a FIFA suspension looms large. But how do international bodies actually decide when to act?

Rising prices, expanded cultivation and strong demand from India push Nepal’s large cardamom exports toward a historic Rs11 billion.

After the former prime minister, and ex-home minister Lekhak, were caught early Saturday morning, party cadres hit the streets.

Both Congress camps hold meetings to discuss the scenario following leaders’ arrests. Cadres alerted to brace up for ‘any situation’.

Government spokesperson says the administration is following a ‘procedural’ path, while security experts view the selective arrests as a strategic move to maintain police morale.

Those in the rights body study say they hold people on both days of Gen Z protest accountable, unlike Karki probe.

Legal experts decry the use of ‘urgent warrant of arrest’, saying it amounts to an executive overreach.

If the new government wants to create an exemplary history, it must embrace plurality.

Will new political actors reshape the system they have entered, or be reshaped by it?

Nepal has no legislative framework for launch licensing, payload liability, or orbital slot registration.

The main opposition warns that the Balendra Shah-led administration’s “prejudiced” actions could push the country towards renewed conflict and instability.

Medical professionals at TUTH said the UML chair is being monitored by a specialist team of cardiologists and nephrologists.

She called on the Balendra Shah government to exercise restraint.

Protests erupt across Kathmandu following the arrest of former prime minister Oli over the alleged suppression of the Gen Z movement.

The four countries’ foreign ministers will hold “in-depth discussions on a range of issues, ​including efforts to de-escalate tensions in the region” during the two-day talks.

A woman had filed a complaint against the former lawmaker, who had been on the run since mid-February.

Party seeks judicial probe led by sitting Supreme Court justice; plans protests and legal challenge.

From hearty chicken adobo to refreshing halo-halo, Cebu Fiesta Kitchen introduces Kathmandu to the rich, lesser-known flavours of Filipino cuisine.

Iran’s Shi'ite allies in ​Lebanon ⁠and Iraq have already joined the war in the region triggered by US and ⁠Israeli ​strikes on Tehran four ​weeks ago.

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

Kiran Desai’s latest novel explores feminism and diaspora, but ambition often overwhelms its storytelling.

Police detained the two leaders from Bhaktapur on Saturday morning over deaths during the September Gen Z protests. Court to decide on arrest warrant on Sunday.

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

Sunil Lamsal, newly appointed minister for Physical Infrastructure and Transport and Urban Development, faces the daunting task of addressing a host of long-standing irregularities.

As the new minister for law, justice and parliamentary affairs, Gautam faces a formidable task: reforming a legal system bogged down by contradictions, delays and long-standing political disputes.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizen’s biggest challenge lies in turning policies into action and strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems.

Newly appointed Minister for Health and Population, Mehta faces a formidable challenge: overhauling a health system weighed down by funding shortages, administrative inefficiencies, and persistent governance problems.

Nepal’s new minister for federal affairs and general administration, Rawal, faces a daunting task: restoring public trust in a bureaucracy widely viewed as inefficient, politicised, and out of touch with citizens’ needs.

Newly appointed Energy Minister Biraj Bhakta Shrestha faces a host of longstanding challenges, including pressure from the private sector to open up electricity trade and power purchase agreements (PPAs).

Ganesh Paudel, a central committee member of the Rastriya Swatantra Party, has stepped into a ministerial role tasked with tackling the sector’s numerous persistent challenges.

The 37-year-old Gen Z movement figure faces reform demands and major institutional challenges while tasked with restoring law and order and implementing the Karki Commission report.

The RSP leader faces mounting pressure to reform labour systems, boost employment, and manage the crisis in foreign job markets.