Finance Minister Wagle says access to concessional international climate finance for private sector to be expanded alongside carbon reduction and conservation programmes.

Government announces pay rise after four-year freeze, expands health insurance funding, pledges new stadiums and launches support programmes for Gen-Z movement victims.

Government announces tunnel road opening, expansion of burn treatment services and new plans for universities, hydropower and fintech regulation.

Government plans to promote skill-based education, allow migrant workers to study through Open University and encourage foreign universities to open campuses in Nepal.

Finance Minister Wagle announces reforms in immigration, health insurance, capital markets and public utilities while pledging expanded road, water and social welfare programmes

Government announces concessions for domestic industries, easier overseas investment rules and plans to raise Rastriya Banijya Bank capital.

Finance Minister Wagle said government would retain a 66 percent stake in Nepal Telecom while distributing the remaining shares to the public.

Finance Minister Wagle opens secondary stock market to NRNs, slashes tariffs on industrial raw materials, and establishes a commercial tribunal for speedy dispute resolution.

Presenting the budget at a joint session of Parliament, Wagle announced that individuals with annual income of up to Rs1 million would be exempt from personal income tax.

Partnership allows UnionPay users to make QR payments at more than 2 million merchants across the country.

A chargesheet outlines allegations of bureaucratic power plays, intimidation networks, ritual-based coercion and cross-border money flows in a case centred on former civil aviation chief Pradeep Adhikari.

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

Ambitious Rs2.1–2.2 trillion spending plan focuses on infrastructure, tax reform, and a revenue push despite weak collections and rising fiscal pressure.

New study warns extreme heat is worsening health risks, wage losses and food insecurity for migrant and informal workers in Nepal’s capital.

Government says reforms are underway after a commission report identified poor governance, financial irregularities and lack of oversight in the cooperative sector.

One of Nepal’s leading mobility platforms has launched the helicopter booking service, “Pathao Heli”, in collaboration with Simrik Airlines.

She addressed climbers and tourism entrepreneurs in Kathmandu on Wednesday.

Demand surges during the auspicious Chinese Year of the Horse as Nepali operators seek an additional 15,000 permits.

In recent years, the government has increasingly relied on borrowing not only for development projects but also to cover regular expenses such as salaries, social security allowances and debt servicing.

Of the 45 state-owned entities, 27 were profitable, 16 incurred losses and two remained inactive in the first eight months of the current fiscal year.