More than 80 factories and estates in Jhapa and Ilam remain closed, pushing daily wage workers into an immediate income and livelihood crisis.

Whoever replaces Starmer will become Britain’s seventh prime minister since the Brexit vote to leave the European Union which ​took place 10 years ago this week.

Given the preventable yet fatal nature of this disease, there should be no justification for shortages of rabies vaccines.

Prime Television says it inserted beep sounds after a verbal caution from the Press Council, while artists accuse state institutions of undermining freedom of expression.

With district conventions unable to take place outside Parsa, delegates are attending the party’s general convention after being selected through existing ad hoc committees and previously completed local-level conventions.

Skaters gathered across Kathmandu on Saturday for Go Skateboarding Day, moving from Dhumbarahi to Thapathali along the Bagmati river, where they competed in tricks and skate games.

Narrow victory for Espriella over Senator Ivan Cepeda highlights deep political divide in Colombia, with campaign centred on crime, the economy and the future direction of peace talks and state reforms.

Work is set to start on underpasses at Satdobato and Ekantakuna next fiscal year, but most of Nepal’s planned tunnel roads are still awaiting feasibility studies.

Delegates will deliberate on political, organisational, financial and statute amendment reports before nominations open for chairperson and the 99-member central committee ahead of Tuesday’s voting.

Salah scores one and sets up another as Egypt recover from a goal down to secure their first-ever World Cup victory and move top of Group G with four points.

Lamine Yamal scores his first World Cup goal and Mikel Oyarzabal adds a brace as Spain ease past Saudi Arabia 4-0 to move onto four points in Group H.

Inside Jamarko’s workshop, discarded paper is transformed into handmade creations—in a reminder that waste is not always the end.

The AVAAN Animation Film Festival will accept short films under the theme ‘Maile Dekheko Nepal’.

The draft Federal Civil Service Bill proposes reducing internal promotion quotas to expand open competition, while introducing compulsory retirement for employees aged 55 or those who have completed 30 years of service.

An unprecedented influx of Indian holidaymakers and pilgrims, even during the traditional off-season, is boosting business for hotels, restaurants and tourism operators across Nepal.

Shipments to China fell over 41 percent in the first 10 months of the fiscal year, largely due to a steep decline in carpet exports amid rising costs, labour shortages and growing competition from machine-made products.

PM and RSP chief dismiss concerns over their relationship, reaffirm the party’s commitment to democracy, and defend the government’s positions on governance and border issues.

Top positions expected to be settled through consensus, but multiple contenders are eying office bearer positions.

Waglé brought an expansionary budget amid a struggling economy but faced controversy for altering the finance bill after it was presented to Parliament.

Former Finance Secretary Vidyadhar Mallik on why systemic policy flip-flops, entrenched special-interest exemptions, and outdated infrastructure continue to erode public trust and compromise Nepal’s economic governance.

Addressing the RSP’s first general convention, the prime minister rejects concerns over the party’s mandate, governance style and border policy, saying all actions will remain within the law.

Leaders from across the political spectrum ask the Rastriya Swatantra Party to focus on good governance, constitutional amendments, democracy and the national interest as it holds its first general convention.

The 48-year-old from Chandragiri could not get anti-rabies vaccine on time due to shortages in his locality and reached Sukraraj Hospital only after symptoms appeared.

Over 4,200 delegates assemble in Bharatpur to elect the party's new leadership.

Japan and the Netherlands are ‌both on four points heading into the final round of games in Group F, with the Dutch ahead on goals scored.

When something new arrives, instead of working out how to govern it, we ban it. Then we never get around to understanding it.

Candidate nominations will be filed on Monday, while voting is scheduled for Tuesday.

Administrative delays, disputed appointments, and unpaid consultancy fees have left the Rs11.98 billion project stalled.

Kamada and Ueda inspire emphatic victory as Japan move to the brink of the knockout stage and Tunisia bow out after a second straight defeat.

Two teenage girls drown in Birendranagar, one youth found dead in Panchapuri.

Heat alerts, restrictions and disruptions spread as temperatures climb towards record highs across the continent.

Key oversight bodies continue to operate with long-standing vacancies despite legal changes intended to speed up the Constitutional Council’s recommendations.

The telecommunications regulator says it has completed preparations for allocating spectrum for 5G services, as operators prepare rollout plans in major cities once frequencies are assigned.

Brobbey scores twice inside 17 minutes, Gakpo adds a second-half brace as the Dutch rebound from their opening draw to go top of Group F with a commanding victory over Sweden.

Fragile ceasefire faces early test as Iran and the US open talks while disputing the status of the vital shipping lane.

A convergence of regulatory scrutiny, economic stagnation and legal anxiety has pushed entrepreneurs into a defensive, wait-and-see posture.

Undav scores twice after halftime as Germany rally from a goal down to book a place in the last 32.

A look at student life in the Bangladeshi capital, from bustling university districts to quieter neighbourhoods.

‘Shambhala’, ‘Unko Sweater’ and ‘Bhuthan’ emerge among the major winners at the Film Critics Award in Kathmandu.

The national jamboree of the party formed four years ago begins Sunday, where it will define its policy line and elect new leadership.

Amid a stagnant domestic league, Anil Gurung’s AG10 Football Academy is keeping the dream alive for young players.

Nepal lacks the strict tradition of student-mentor relationships in classical music, which demand time, patience and devotion.

If Nepal builds credible governance rooted in national capability, it can move beyond being an arena of geopolitical competition.

Nepal aims to prepare its children for an AI-driven future, but its education budget tells a different story.

Education ministry figures show that 749,392 students are currently enrolled in universities and academies across the country.

The country’s steps to improve its standing by addressing technical compliance deficiencies in targeted financial sanctions regime for ‘terrorist financing’ and ‘proliferation financing’ have fallen short.

Indian arrivals to Chitwan and Pokhara jump sharply as travellers seek relief from soaring temperatures in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, boosting Nepal’s wildlife and leisure tourism during the traditional off-season.

Since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in a NATO-backed uprising in 2011, Libya has become a transit route for migrants fleeing conflict and poverty ​to Europe ​via dangerous routes across the desert and over the Mediterranean.

Injuries limited Neymar during Brazil’s 2026 qualifying campaign. But he was influential when he played, scoring twice and contributing three assists in ​four appearances.