Overall pass rate reaches 64.13 percent as the National Examinations Board publishes results in a record 40 days.

Former judges question the legality of the inquiry commission. Filings remain below expectations.

Sixty percent of drinking water samples in Lalitpur’s Konjyosom have been found contaminated with faecal coliform.

The virus has been confirmed in egrets, owls and vultures, as well as civets and leopard cats.

Playing at their first World Cup since 1974, Haiti began with a 1-0 defeat by Scotland, John McGinn’s first-half goal proving decisive despite a late ​push in which Frantzdy Pierrot headed narrowly wide in the ​85th minute.

Bank notices blame the government’s suspension of internet and satellite services for the closure of ATMs and banking operations, while petrol stations are also shut due ​to an official order.

A Swiss foreign ministry statement said the talks had been postponed. Switzerland remains ready to facilitate these talks and the relevant preparatory work at Burgenstock is continuing, the statement added.

Department of Hydrology and Meteorology says 339.7 mm of rainfall logged this season, surpassing 1990 record.

Retotalling applications open from June 20 to 26.

A costly South Korean goalkeeper mistake opens the door for Luis Romo, while a late double-save from Raúl Rangel preserves the crucial shutout.

State-owned Industrial Zone Management Limited disconnects utilities amid an ongoing rent dispute, while business groups warn the move will disrupt production and deter investment.

Hosts secure their first-ever World Cup finals victory with a commanding win over nine-man Qatar to move top of Group B.

Late four-goal burst after Johan Manzambi’s opener and Bosnia’s red card puts Switzerland on the brink of the World Cup knockout stage.

From spontaneous performances to viral fame, Siddhartha Chhetri and Jibriel Alam are turning city transit hubs into stages for their freestyle art.

Through neon texts, landscapes and recorded testimonies, ‘Silent Bone’ challenges viewers to confront histories that are often forgotten.

Discussions on revising the party statute dominate secretariat meeting as leaders seek to institutionalise recent mergers and political alignment.

Tamang bested Bhuvan Nagarkoti, who had been leading for the first two days, to stay in the lead during the third day of the championship on Thursday.

Following four high-profile arrests, the anti-graft body has directed the former foreign minister and representatives of the two German firms to appear for questioning.

All tea factories in Ilam and Jhapa suspend production as exporters warn of mounting losses, stranded consignments and a deepening crisis in Nepal’s key export industry.

What began as a fertiliser proposal has evolved into a test of institutional confidence, foreign investment, and economic transformation.

How long should the conflict-related sexual violence survivors wait to be seen, to be believed, to be heard and to receive justice?

Budgets focus on upgrading hospitals, expanding rural healthcare, strengthening maternal and specialist services, and improving access for vulnerable groups.

There has been no joint boundary inspection since 2006, although a protocol requires periodic reviews.

Over 200,000 children under five years of age suffer from acute malnutrition, a nationwide survey conducted last month shows.

Young children are bearing the brunt of life in holding centres, where parents worry about nutrition, sickness and unsafe conditions.

The party also decides to increase office-bearer numbers and widen nominated membership to accommodate new entrants and internal adjustments.

India cites alleged inaction over NEET exam leak channels as Telegram disputes government records and moves court against emergency ban order.

Operators say visitors from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are driving increased activity in Sauraha as Chitwan National Park records a sharp rise in Indian arrivals.

Former foreign minister tells the anti-graft body she is abroad for medical treatment and cannot appear within the deadline, while expressing willingness to cooperate with the investigation.

The Swiss look to bounce back from their frustrating draw with Qatar, knowing another slip could jeopardise their knockout hopes.

Of Rs 23.53 billion in claims, Rs 7.62 billion has been paid as insurers blame pending assessments and incomplete paperwork for delays.

Fresh data collection covers previously registered families living outside holding centres as relief payments near.

After working with writers like Arundhati Roy and Sudha Murty, Milee Aishwarya reflects on what makes a good book and why readers still matter.

In a culture that celebrates exhaustion, consistent mobility can support both physical and mental well-being.

Bhuvan Nagarkoti shot a 4-under 68 to retain a two-stroke lead over top amateur Sadbhav Acharya after the second round of the Surya Nepal Premier Golf Championship at Gokarna Golf Club.

Political favouritism and poor planning have rendered a multibillion-rupee investment in sports infrastructure virtually useless across Sudurpaschim.

Police data show 68 women were killed by husbands in FY 2025–26 alone. Experts cite relationship stress, mistrust and weak intervention systems as key drivers.

The party’s first general convention is set to endorse ‘constitutional socialism’, ban nepotism and expand the central committee to 136 members.

Arrests made and investigations widened amid concerns over failed data migration, tender issues, and dwindling passport stocks.

To restore the party to its historic glory, Gagan Thapa’s mission cannot be just organisational; it must also be existential.

While the US is not yet a major player in the region’s infrastructure development, China is poised to become one despite debt concerns.

With the European Union maintaining its flight ban on Nepali airlines in its latest safety list, the new government faces pressure to bifurcate CAAN and deliver aviation reform.

A Rawal Commission official recalls how field teams surveyed Kathmandu’s public land and documented large-scale irregularities.

The 16-year-old threw a note carrying a plea for help and his father’s contact number in an area near the hotel where he was being held, prompting a police rescue operation.

Twelve months from now, the measure of this budget will not be what was announced, but what changed.

Driven by an unprecedented surge to 7.9 million accounts, Nepal’s stock market has transformed from a peripheral playground into a massive economic force now equivalent to 72 percent of the country’s GDP.

Foreign employment agencies accuse Saudi authorities of bypassing bilateral labour mechanisms and adding new financial burdens on migrant workers.

The victory put Austria second in ​Group J ⁠behind defending champions Argentina, who they face next on June 22.