Justice Manoj Sharma recommended for chief justice
By Durga Dulal Constitutional Council picks Supreme Court justice ranked fourth in seniority line for Nepal’s top judicial post.
Nepal panel proposes long-term strategy for handling West Asia-like crises
By Anil Giri Foreign minister-led task force’s report proposes a permanent mechanism to manage overseas emergencies, better coordination among ministries, and faster evacuation of Nepalis from crisis-hit countries.
Fake rumors, real killings: Inside Congo’s deadly health misinformation crisis
By Reuters False claims of a mysterious genital “atrophy disease” spread through villages and social media, fuelling panic and deadly attacks on health workers in eastern Congo.
CIAA files fourth corruption case in Pokhara airport project, 14 charged
By Matrika Dahal Former finance minister Gyanendra Bahadur Karki, ex-finance secretary Shankar Adhikari and senior officials among accused over alleged tax exemption irregularities.
Displaced children return to school without basics
By Samarpan Shree For many children, returning to class has brought relief, but also the challenge of starting over in unfamiliar surroundings.
Leopard rescues highlight rising human-wildlife conflict in Nepal’s far west
By Bhawani Bhatta Conservation study finds big cats increasingly roaming near settlements in Sudurpaschim as shrinking prey and habitat push wildlife closer to people.
Customs clearance resumes after government eases MRP rule
By Shankar Acharya Importers allowed to declare retail prices at customs points and label goods later at warehouses.
Eviction drive exposes decades of settlement expansion on public land
By Kamal Panthi, Madhav Aryal, Pratap Bista & Ghana Shyam Gautam From highway towns to market centres, settlements built on public and forest land across Nepal face growing uncertainty as authorities intensify anti-encroachment campaigns.
Everything you need to know about the scandal with a Nepali name at its center
By Anweshan Adhikari Chirayu Rana’s lawsuit against one of the world’s most powerful financial institutions has captivated America. Here is what happened.
BP Highway reopens after diversion repairs in Kavre
By Jyoti Shrestha Traffic resumes after repairs to flood-damaged temporary diversions along the Bhakunde–Nepalthok section.
Trump sees swift end to war as Iran reviews US peace proposal
By Reuters Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Rezaei, a spokesperson for parliament,s powerful foreign policy and national security committee, described the proposal as “more of an American wish-list than a reality.”
A writer not by choice but by circumstance
By Jony Nepal Indu Tharu reflects on writing as resistance, shaped by history, identity and the fight for representation.
Slapstick comedy done right in ‘Grand Rehearsal’
By Mokshyada Thapa At Mandala Theatre, an amateur troupe’s failed murder mystery becomes a well-crafted comedy, powered by chaos and strong performances.
After Balkhu’s demolition, families have nowhere to go
By Tara Prakash Squatter families scour the debris of their homes for belongings. Promised aid has yet to materialise.