The new database aims to speed up customs clearance, cut trade costs, and align Nepal with global trade facilitation standards, but experts warn implementation challenges remain.

Kayal also serves as the Honorary Consul of Jordan to Nepal, bringing an added dimension of international engagement to his role.

Projects growth of 2.1% this fiscal, with possible contraction of up to 2.6% if instability stays.

Around 35 industries face pressure to pay Rs2.13 billion in disputed electricity charges.

As of Sunday afternoon, Kalimati vegetable market received only around 58 tonnes of vegetables. The daily requirement of Kathmandu Valley is 700 tonnes.

Draft plan calls for waste rangers, higher fees, and stricter rules to tackle the tallest peak’s longstanding litter problem.

NEA’s new initiative has transformed daily life in communities long excluded from the grid.

After losing his daughter, grandson, and son-in-law in the 2024 Saurya Airlines crash, Prakash Khatiwada’s relentless campaign for justice continues.

Experts warn of rising smuggling and widening trade deficit as food, electronics and automobiles in India get cheaper.

The previous record was held by Japan’s Yuichiro Miura, who scaled Everest in 2013 at the age of 80.

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

Landslides along Narayanghat–Muglin route choke Kathmandu’s lifeline, leaving goods and passengers stranded for days.

Tax breaks, loans, payroll support, cost cuts announced amid billions in damage and thousands of job losses.

Traders say new crossing offers relief amid prolonged closure of Rasuwagadhi and Tatopani, though high costs and harsh weather raise concerns.

Tuesday’s gain is 2.23 percent higher than the previous day.

With festivals straining services and regulation pending, commuters say rides are unpleasant.

Tourism board revives social media drive after Gen Z protests triggered mass cancellations.

Normally, the period leading up to Dashain is marked by packed marketplaces and record sales. Things are drastically different this year.

With ministries inactive, police units destroyed, and oversight mechanisms weakened after the Gen Z uprising,opportunist traders are exploiting the festive season to hike prices and sell substandard goods.

Pokhara tourism entrepreneurs urge the government to send a message that Nepal is safe.