Kathamndu post RSShttps://kathmandupost.com/The Kathmandu Post : Find the latest breaking news from Nepal, opinion and analysis on Nepali politics, business, culture and arts, sports, movies, food and travel, books, education, auto and more at kathmandupost.comPrincess Diana through her brother’s eyeshttps://kathmandupost.com/world/2026/09/19/princess-diana-through-her-brother-s-eyesCharles Spencer’s new memoir will revisit his sister’s life and legacy as the 30th anniversary of her death approaches.Nepal begins probe into what triggered Bhotekoshi disasterhttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/19/nepal-begins-probe-into-what-triggered-bhotekoshi-disasterA seven-member expert panel will trace the August 26 disaster from its source to downstream areas and examine geological, glacial and hydrological hazards, as well as the possible role of climate change.Trump says he is banning media outlets CNN, MS NOW, Politico from White Househttps://kathmandupost.com/world/2026/09/19/trump-says-he-is-banning-media-outlets-cnn-ms-now-politico-from-white-houseThe president accused the outlets of publishing “fake news” as the White House prepared to bar them from its grounds, raising fresh First Amendment concerns.Women’s struggles, social movements brought together in new bookhttps://kathmandupost.com/art-culture/2026/09/19/women-s-struggles-social-movements-brought-together-in-new-book‘Shared Dreams Woven by Struggle’ documents the journeys of 13 women leaders who fought for rights, dignity and social justice.Nepal leaders call for stronger governance, inclusion on Constitution Dayhttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/19/nepal-leaders-call-for-stronger-governance-inclusion-on-constitution-dayPresident, vice president and prime minister stress social justice and constitutional implementation, while party leaders call for unity and protection of the constitution’s gains.Ronaldo, Chitwan’s famed wild elephant, found deadhttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/19/ronaldo-chitwan-s-famed-wild-elephant-found-deadThe bull was a key breeding partner for captive female elephants, with 38 calves attributed to him.Can Nepal protect Yomari?https://kathmandupost.com/art-culture/2026/09/19/can-nepal-protect-yomariWhy does the country have no legal claim to its own most valuable heritage, and what will it take to build one.What’s on in Kathmandu Valley and beyond this weekhttps://kathmandupost.com/art-culture/2026/09/19/what-s-on-in-kathmandu-valley-and-beyond-this-weekFrom movie screenings and art exhibitions to social gatherings and fundraisers, here are some events to check out.Sandeep Lamichhane on Nepal’s rise and the road to Test crickethttps://kathmandupost.com/interviews/2026/09/19/sandeep-lamichhane-on-nepal-s-rise-and-the-road-to-test-cricketThe Nepal captain discusses the team’s Asia Cup success, its growing depth and why the next few months could be crucial for Nepali cricket.Small Nepali contingent has big hopes in 20th Asian Gameshttps://kathmandupost.com/sports/2026/09/19/small-nepali-contingent-has-big-hopes-in-20th-asian-gamesAs Japan hosts the Asian Games after 32 years amid housing complaints in Nagoya, Nepal fields a slashed squad of 135 athletes eyeing medal glory in double figures.Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle takes post-disaster reconstruction, climate justice push to global forumshttps://kathmandupost.com/politics/2026/09/19/finance-minister-swarnim-wagle-takes-post-disaster-reconstruction-climate-justice-push-to-global-forumsAfter talks in New Delhi, Wagle is set to raise Nepal’s reconstruction needs and climate vulnerability at upcoming meetings in Doha and Bangkok, with a US visit also being considered.Poor rains, poor harvests drive Sudurpaschim Dalits from their villageshttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/19/poor-rains-poor-harvests-drive-sudurpaschim-dalits-from-their-villagesCrop failures and landslides are driving families to India and elsewhere, and in the process migration is eroding the traditions, skills and community ties that sustained their villages.Jumla waits for its young men who left to earn and never returnedhttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/19/jumla-waits-for-its-young-men-who-left-to-earn-and-never-returnedForty-nine people from Jumla’s Patarasi Rural Municipality remain unaccounted for since the Bhotekoshi floods, including 15 young men from Lamri who had gone to Rasuwa for work.Cabinet selects 13 ambassadors from 4,400 applicants https://kathmandupost.com/politics/2026/09/19/13-picked-from-4-400-for-envoy-postsNominees include specialists in foreign policy, security, academia, development and other fields. Why Constitution Day is still Madhesh’s ‘Black Day’https://kathmandupost.com/columns/2026/09/18/why-constitution-day-is-still-madhesh-s-black-dayPolicy choices in the 2015 Constitution systematically fractured Madheshi political representation and civil service access.The police chief who objects, delays—and ultimately complieshttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/17/the-police-chief-who-objects-delays-and-ultimately-compliesIGP Dan Bahadur Karki has sought to defend the police’s operational autonomy, but his attempts to hold the line have often ended in accommodation.Nepal youths begin hunger strike at 4,900 metres over glacial lake riskshttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/nepal-youths-begin-hunger-strike-at-4-900-metres-over-glacial-lake-risksProtesters at Manaslu base camp demand monitoring of glacial lakes and measures to reduce climate-related risks.Russians vote in election that Putin sees as gauge of support for his warhttps://kathmandupost.com/world/2026/09/18/russians-vote-in-election-that-putin-sees-as-gauge-of-support-for-his-warThe State Duma election, the first since Russia launched its full-scale war in Ukraine in February 2022, ‌is widely expected to see the ruling pro-Putin United Russia party retain its dominance in Russia’s tightly controlled political system.The gas shortage is changing what’s on the menuhttps://kathmandupost.com/money/2026/09/18/the-gas-shortage-is-changing-what-s-on-the-menuRestaurants in Kathmandu are dropping tandoori roti, fried dishes and other gas-intensive items as they struggle to keep their kitchens running.24 days after flood, hunger grips three Rasuwa wardshttps://kathmandupost.com/health/2026/09/18/24-days-after-flood-hunger-grips-three-rusuwa-wardsFood is running out in villages cut off after the Bhotekoshi flood swept away bridges.PM Shah tells Gen Z lawmakers to offer solutions, not just question governmenthttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/pm-shah-tells-gen-z-lawmakers-to-offer-solutions-not-just-question-governmentPrime minister says younger MPs should bring a distinct perspective to Parliament and focus on issues facing their generation.Government recommends ambassadors to India, US, China and 10 other countrieshttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/nepal-recommends-ambassadors-to-india-us-china-and-10-other-countriesThe Cabinet has proposed Nischal Nath Pandey for India, Kalyan Raj Sharma for China and Chiran Jung Thapa for the United States.Five cross-border clashes headline Gorkha Boxing Championship Season 2https://kathmandupost.com/sports/2026/09/18/five-cross-border-clashes-headline-gorkha-boxing-championship-season-2Boxers clear weigh-ins and faceoffs in Kathmandu, setting up five fiery Nepal vs India bouts--headlined by Poonam Pun’s main event and Milan Sharki’s promise of a knockout.Six bodies recovered from Upper Trishuli-1 tunnelhttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/six-bodies-recovered-from-upper-trishuli-1-tunnelRescue teams find the bodies of people missing since the August 26 Bhotekoshi floods as search continues inside the tunnel for possible further victims. If the Constitution were to be amended today, what rule would be used?https://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/if-the-constitution-were-to-be-amended-today-what-rule-would-be-usedWith the Supreme Court’s interim order putting the operative rule governing the passage of a constitutional amendment on hold, Parliament is in procedural limbo for now.Government likely to recommend 13 envoys todayhttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/govt-likely-to-recommend-13-envoys-todayCabinet set to name envoys to key missions after months of vacancies and delays, with India, China and the US among the posts in focus. Jute harvest keeps Sunsari farmers busyhttps://kathmandupost.com/visual-stories/2026/09/18/jute-harvest-keeps-sunsari-farmers-busyFarmers spend weeks cutting, retting, stripping and drying jute before taking the fibre to market.Two teenage girls rescued while being taken to India on false job promisehttps://kathmandupost.com/province-no-5/2026/09/18/two-teenage-girls-rescued-while-being-taken-to-india-on-false-job-promiseTwo 16-year-olds from Bardiya were stopped in Banke after officials received a tip-off about their suspected trafficking across the Suiya border point.Wagle set for high-level talks in New Delhihttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/wagle-set-for-high-level-talks-in-new-delhiFinance minister to meet Indian foreign minister and discuss bilateral relations and issues of mutual interest on the second day of his three-day visit.China presses Iran to help rein in Houthis after Saudi appealhttps://kathmandupost.com/world/2026/09/18/china-presses-iran-to-help-rein-in-houthis-after-saudi-appealBeijing is seeking Tehran’s help to curb Houthi attacks in the Red Sea as disruptions to key shipping and oil routes threaten China’s economic interests.How Deuba lost his own inner circle to Thapahttps://kathmandupost.com/politics/2026/09/18/how-deuba-lost-his-own-inner-circle-to-thapaSenior leader Purna Bahadur Khadka's decision to choose dialogue over a split in the party has drawn dozens of Deuba loyalists to Sanepa for the general convention process.Wagle seeks India’s support for post-flood reconstructionhttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/wagle-seeks-india-s-support-for-post-flood-reconstructionIn his first foreign visit as finance minister, Wagle asks Sitharaman for help in rebuilding infrastructure destroyed by the Bhotekoshi floods and discusses trade, investment and connectivity.More complaints, fewer wins for CIAA in corruption caseshttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/more-complaints-fewer-wins-for-ciaa-in-corruption-casesThe anti-graft agency received more than 40,500 complaints last fiscal year, while its conviction rate at the Special Court fell to 51.92 percent.Exhibit review: When thoughts, memories and emotions step out of the mindhttps://kathmandupost.com/art-culture/2026/09/18/exhibit-review-when-thoughts-memories-and-emotions-step-out-of-the-mindFifteen artists bring their inner worlds into physical form, exploring everything from personal struggles and memories to politics, power and the search for a better future.Bhotekoshi floods disrupt schooling for 14,500 children in three districtshttps://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/09/18/bhotekoshi-floods-disrupt-schooling-for-14-500-children-in-three-districtsMore than 9,400 students have been directly affected, while schools being used as shelters are delaying the return to classes for thousands more.JE is killing more adults in Nepal as vaccination only covers childrenhttps://kathmandupost.com/health/2026/09/18/je-is-killing-more-adults-in-nepal-as-vaccination-only-covers-childrenImmunisation experts urge authorities to vaccinate everyone above 30, citing a shift in the age group at risk and a high risk of fatality among unvaccinated people.Why the RSP must heed the Supreme Court’s interim orderhttps://kathmandupost.com/editorial/2026/09/18/why-the-rsp-must-heed-the-supreme-court-s-interim-orderThe ruling majority must step back from overreach, learn from past political mistakes, and respect the court.Why Nepal’s youth-led government inherited the toughest job in Asiahttps://kathmandupost.com/columns/2026/09/18/why-nepal-s-youth-led-government-inherited-the-toughest-job-in-asiaWedged between nuclear giants and battered by melting glaciers, Nepal’s untested new leadership faces a test of survival and strategic equilibrium.Answer the mountain’s callhttps://kathmandupost.com/columns/2026/09/18/answer-the-mountain-s-callNepal’s government must respond to the disasters with greater accountability and leadership.Government’s ‘ego’ holding football hostage, ANFA says as crisis deepenshttps://kathmandupost.com/football/2026/09/17/government-s-ego-holding-football-hostage-anfa-says-as-crisis-deepensWith a September 30 deadline looming for the Men’s SAFF Championship and over Rs100 million in debt accumulating, ANFA accuses the sports ministry and NSC of administrative ego.