The power utility body expects to earn Rs5 billion in the current fiscal year.

Eight years after Nepali student Shaan Prajapati’s death, Nainital Chief Judicial Magistrate Court convicts Sherwood College principal Amandeep Sandhu and two others for the death.

Experts say that in countries where political parties aren’t democratic, the parliamentary practice cannot be effective.

Risk aggravated by haphazard road construction, claims Disaster Management Committee chief.

Citing complications in bidding, Nepal Electricity Authority now aims to trade power in the day-ahead market of Indian Energy Exchange Limited.

During grilling by a parliamentary panel over delay in federal education bill, the education secretary said local units don’t have capability and expertise to ensure quality of education.

The 400kV Hetauda-Dhalkebar-Inaruwa Transmission Line Project is in limbo for over three years due to delays by the top court in deciding on a petition.

The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology issued a notice on Wednesday appealing to the residents of Kawasoti, Danda and Giruwari areas to exercise caution.

In a 3-2 ruling, the Supreme Court, however, keeps options open for building an international airport, with strict conditions of minimal environmental damage.

The festival was organised by the Pokhara Tourism Council to mark National Paddy Day observed across the country today.

3 justices order the government to build an international airport with minimal environmental damage but stop short of specifying where.

Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office says Arjun Thapa has been suspended for six months as investigation continues.

The Criminal Code that came into force in 2018 has criminalised torture but the cases are seldom investigated and no perpetrators have been brought to book so far.

The storage-type 1,200 megawatt project has suffered quite some politicking over the years, with various governments allowing a Chinese firm to build it and then revoking the plan.

Finance Ministry says Supply Ministry decided on price cuts; the former has made no move to revise the taxes yet.

A medical officer from Pulchowk-based health facility was beaten black and blue by a traffic official who asked him why he was ‘walking at night.’

A visit to Bagmati earlier this month (June) shows that the life-giving brook has been reduced to stagnant, murky brown water, chock-full of chunks of litter like plastic waste and bits of cloth.

Squatter settlements along the river banks have been most affected by the floods, police said.

The doctor was heading home after his duty at Arogya Foundation in Pulchowk when the police constable started to verbally and physically abuse him.

The event drew over 200,000 students and parents over the four days, according to organisers.