Prime Minister Oli met leaders of Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Myanmar on Thursday.

The pro-monarchy party has called for an impartial investigation into the incident.

The Front vowed to lobby for the constitution amendment, among other issues.

Apex court refuses to reinstate the former NEA chief while prioritising the case for final judgment.

The leaders hold talks on the sidelines of the sixth Bimstec summit, with further meetings planned.

Teachers continue demonstrations in Kathmandu demanding endorsement of School Education Bill.

Officials accused of breaching neutrality by striking political agreements.

The adult male elephant discovered in no-man’s land along Nepal-India border.

Motorcyclist in critical condition after collision with microbus.

Official says the elephant had a history of attacking people.

Condemning the acts of pro-monarchy forces, they ask the government to promulgate laws necessary to fully implement the constitution.

Leaked conversation exposes efforts to fast-track sal logging. Accused minister admits to chat and quits, but calls it a political attack by rivals.

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and his Thai counterpart, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, pledge cooperation across trade, tourism and agriculture sectors.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Nepal Police failed to give convincing answers to most of journalists’ queries.

Police arrested the Rastriya Prajatantra Party leaders on charges of their involvement in the Tinkune protest.

Director general of the DRI confirmed that their investigations pointed to the person as the owner of the currency.

Video journalist Suresh Rajak and a Kirtipur resident Sabin Maharjan lost their lives when the protest on Friday took a nasty turn.

The prime minister expresses confidence in enhanced cooperation across multiple sectors including trade, tourism, and investment.

Team comprises doctors, nurses, paramedics, administrative personnel and 6 crew members.

The parliamentary committee calls Ramesh Lekhak to explain the March 28 violence.