Thousands of people from hundreds of settlements designated as red zones are residing in disaster-prone areas, risking life and property.

A full bench has asked the government to recognise the use of minors in armed conflict as a serious human rights violation, and ensure rehabilitation of former combatants.

Tens of thousands of Iranian-Americans live in Los Angeles, where a distinct Diaspora often referred to as “Tehrangeles” has taken root.

Only two foundation piles have been completed since the contract was awarded to Tundi Construction in June 2023, with repeated design revisions delaying progress.

Locals said embankment construction work in Susta was disrupted after SSB officials visited the site following the prime minister’s remarks and asked workers to halt the project.

A senior Iranian source told Reuters on Friday that the draft would waive sanctions on Iran’s oil, unfreeze billions of dollars of its funds, and require a cessation of hostilities on all ​fronts, including in Lebanon.

Locals said repeated efforts to establish a secondary school within their own villages have failed due to financial constraints and lack of teacher quotas.

The vehicle travelling from Banepa towards Roshi met with an accident at Selfie Danda in Namobuddha-2.

In a much-awaited verdict, the top court directs the government to criminalise the use of children in armed forces and ensure rehabilitation of former child combatants.

A week after visiting India, Khanal heads to Beijing as Kathmandu seeks balanced ties with both neighbours.

Community forest users are turning fallen leaves into compost, helping farmers cut costs, create jobs and reduce the risk of wildfires.

The record-breaking share sale underscores investors’ faith in Musk’s ventures, even as concerns persist over his corporate influence and political role.

Insiders are resigning before share-sale restrictions end, prompting concerns over IPO practices in listed companies.

Son wastes chances as Korea rally after Krejci header, Hwang and Oh turn game around in second-half fightback.

Provinces split over enforcement as operators question the suspension of new public transport registrations and await clarity on when the restriction will be lifted.

The ruling adds to a series of judgments against the ousted conservative leader, once South Korea’s top prosecutor, whose martial law order plunged Asia’s fourth-largest economy into its deepest political turmoil in decades.

Tehran says key parts of the draft are complete but insists no final agreement has been approved, despite Trump’s claim a deal could be signed within days.

Retail sugar prices have climbed by Rs15 per kg since India halted exports, but officials and industry representatives insist domestic supplies are sufficient to meet demand through Dashain.

Co-hosts Mexico opened the expanded 48-team World Cup with a 2-0 victory over South Africa at the Azteca Stadium, in a fiery match that produced three red cards and the tournament’s first goals.

The Bhaktapur-based restaurant combines heritage space, village ingredients, and modern techniques to build a new dining identity.

Though the series, in parts, looks like a corporate film, the story and the acting make it an engaging watch.

The Institute of Foreign Affairs has for the first time invited research fellows to serve as interns.

Law requires local units to transfer 40 percent of royalties and taxes to the province, but many have withheld and spent the funds.

Chaotic exam administration sparks fury among guardians who say students were devastated by the grades initially given.

New arrangement targets local staff, consultants and temporary employees who do not possess diplomatic status.

There is a danger that Nepal will confuse, in amnesia, the resolution of one controversy with the resolution of all controversies.

Prime Minister Shah’s statement sits in the record. It will be retrieved, quoted and deployed the next time Nepal asserts a position of Lipulekh, Kalapani or Limpiyadhura.

From prison to four terms of prime minister, Oli’s career traced Nepal’s democratic contradictions — and, in the end, its limits.

Pakistan's military said on Wednesday that the ⁠Mi-17 helicopter crashed due to a technical fault and all those on board were killed.

Nepal Medical Council has suspended temporary registrations of the doctors and requested authorities to close Baluwatar-based Maria Hospital.

Cases filed simultaneously in three courts target Shanker Group executives, Infinity Holdings chair Deepak Bhatta and FNCCI ex-president Shekhar Golchha over alleged securities, insurance, banking and money laundering offences.

An overview of every qualified side for the expanded tournament across the United States, Canada and Mexico, highlighting routes to qualification, standout players and expectations heading into the group stage.

Eight Chinese nationals, one Russian and one South Korean obtained one-year student visas based on forged documents submitted in the name of Balmiki Campus; one suspect and a Chinese visa applicant arrested.

Authorities say large-screen football screenings will be allowed under strict safety and noise regulations, while police remain on high alert nationwide against gambling and other unlawful activities.

Millions spent on facilities meant to reduce post-harvest losses, but poor planning, contractor delays and lack of electricity have left most projects unusable.

From stricter measures against time-wasting to expanded VAR reviews and tougher sanctions for dissent, FIFA has introduced a series of rule changes aimed at improving match flow and fairness.

The US military said its latest attacks targeted “military surveillance capabilities, communication systems, and air defense sites across Iran” in response to what it called Tehran’s “unwarranted and continued aggression.”

The municipality says new inspection requirements by India’s Tea Board have disrupted Nepali tea shipments and risk losses for farmers and traders.

Nearly three years after charges were filed, the Kathmandu District Court starts substantive proceedings in a case involving former ministers, senior officials and alleged brokers accused of defrauding hundreds with false US resettlement promises.

Once celebrated for fiery revolutionary anthems, Piyush Mishra now speaks of inner peace and the journey from political rebellion to personal reflection.

In line with Pride Month, the exhibit provides a space for queer artists to share their experiences and emotions through creative expression.

Civil society groups, lawmakers and former UN officials say the council oversees critical child welfare services affecting thousands of children and should be strengthened, not dismantled.

Speakers at the sixth edition of Nirbhik Nari conclave discuss how financial independence, political participation and legal protection are central to advancing women’s leadership and rights.

A series of high-profile detentions followed by releases has sparked debate on investigative practice and due process.

Ashwin Raj Pokharel, a Coca-Cola supervisor at Dallas Stadium, has gone viral among Nepalis as he works behind the scenes of the World Cup build-up in the United States.

Recent diplomatic outreach has prompted a reassessment in Kathmandu of Delhi’s role nearly 11 years ago and how those perceptions have evolved since.

LGBTQI+ rights activist Rukshana Kapali discusses the stark gap between Nepal's international reputation for progressive laws and the rigid bureaucratic resistance, weaponised transphobia, and systemic gatekeeping that transgender individuals face daily.

Victims, including seven minors, were allegedly lured to India with promises of jobs before being forced to work without pay and live in poor conditions. The poultry farm operator and labour contractors have been arrested.