Benchmark index falls 1.53 per cent, while daily trading volume drops to Rs14.16 billion.

Police reopened old case files and arrested six top executives of helicopter rescue and trekking companies this week.

Benchmark index slips 0.11 percent, while trading volume climbs to Rs16.35 billion.

Exports of NTIS-listed products barely grow in the first half, while shipments of imported edible oil to India surge, exposing weak value addition and poor implementation of the export strategy.

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With elections approaching, business leaders warn that power politics still dominates party agendas, while urgent issues of livelihoods are ignored.

Price of the metal hit a historic high in Nepal, driven by geopolitical tensions, currency volatility and strong domestic demand, while silver also rallies as supply tightens.

From flight disruptions to growing health costs, unchecked air pollution hitting lives, livelihoods and tourism.

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

Benchmark rebounds on Thursday after previous session’s decline, with trading volume climbing to Rs9.07 billion.

Better prices, direct purchases transform winter into the most profitable season for honey producers in Silinge village, where thousands of hives now dot chiuri forests.

Over 60 riders compete in selection round as winners earn spots at Chennai finals.

Trading volume falls to Rs8.92 billion amid broad-based losses.

Lumbini health-sector teams—Team Galaxen and Team Rx Sentinel—reach semifinals from the Butwal round, showing technology-driven solutions to improve health outcomes.

Quality watchdog recalls substandard products and files cases against food firms, but consumer activists warn inspections remain inadequate.

Turnover reaches Rs11.85 billion as investors cheer progress in the election process.

Two Lumbini Province health-sector teams advance as semifinalists from the Butwal round as the programme moves to six more provinces.

Drought, unseasonal rains and shrinking farmland are projected to cut production by 4.2 percent this fiscal. This could push up imports and food prices.

Tender scrapped citing procurement law issues, re-tender planned amid 5G shift.

Share prices of 224 companies rose, while 31 declined and five remained unchanged.