The Sadas say they do not know the name of the company where their son was working as a security guard.

Health ministry has cut the contraceptive budget from Rs250 million to Rs170 million for the new fiscal year, while UNFPA has slashed annual funding from $3.2m to $1.06m.

Ex-justice-led panel will examine wealth of public office holders between 2006 and 2026.

Impact of skyrocketing petroleum prices and riverbed material shortages threatens factory and project shutdowns.

Verdict ends three-month party legitimacy dispute. Court upholds Thapa-led leadership amid parallel claims and internal divisions.

Washington’s decision to send a top diplomat soon after the formation of Shah government is loaded with meaning, say officials.

Livestock exports remain stalled since the Covid pandemic five years ago. Over 180 herders in Taplejung are left with thousands of unsold animals and shrinking incomes.

After decades of challenging discriminatory laws, Malla now leads Nepal's Supreme Court and is poised to become its next Chief Justice.

Major political parties have opposed the move and demanded free movement within 30 kilometres of the Nepal-India border.

Gaddachauki border officials say around 500 workers are crossing back into Nepal on a daily basis.

Awasthi’s appointment follows the departure of Umesh Chauhan, who served since May 2023.

Municipality begins removing shops, parked vehicles and illegal structures from major commercial areas.

Authorities aim to clear 2.9 million pending licences by mid-July.

Victims trafficked under false promises and forced into online fraud have been repatriated. The embassy urges labour permits and warns of illegal channels.

The label used in a draft government paper raises questions about its relevance in the current geopolitical context.

Parties urge evidence-based inquiry and warn against using the probe to target political opponents.

The festival in remote Panchthar overcomes poor weather and access challenges, attracting record visitors and boosting local livelihoods.

Foreign Minister Khanal confirmed the release and said the authorities are now working to facilitate his return.

Row over location leaves half the district's population without easy access to administrative services.

Law requires that such children be kept under supervision while ensuring their educational, intellectual and psychological development, including the right to study, play and recreation