Forest Turf War: Supreme Court Backs Provinces
In a landmark decision on federal power sharing, the Supreme Court’s Constitutional Bench has clarified how authority over forests is ...
Tourist Vehicles Need Permission on Election Day
Ahead of the upcoming House of Representatives election, authorities have clarified that vehicles used for tourist transport can operate on ...
Will the March 5 Polls Hold?
With the March 5 snap polls approaching, speculation about a possible postponement has been spreading across social media and political ...
Tax Waiver Clears Path for Ring Road Second Section Expansion
The government has approved tax exemptions on construction materials and imported equipment needed for the second phase of Kathmandu’s Ring ...
Election Spending Could Push Inflation Up
Nepal’s central bank has warned that inflation could rise slightly during the upcoming election period due to increased economic activity. ...
A Billion-Dollar Breakthrough for Nepal’s Tech
Nepal’s information technology sector has reached a major milestone, with industry representatives estimating that service exports will have crossed the ...
Damak Project Fuels Oli–Balen Battle
The proposed Nepal-China Friendship Industrial Park in Damak has emerged as a key issue in the Jhapa-5 electoral race after ...
Basantapur Erupts in Colour as Holi Celebrations Kick Off
Kathmandu’s historic Basantapur Durbar Square marked the start of Nepal’s Holi festival with the erection of a vibrant three-storey flag, ...
NEA’s 500 MW Tender Under Fire: Billions at Stake
A new electricity trading tender issued by the Nepal Electricity Authority has sparked controversy after it set a fixed rate ...
Final IMF Green Light Unlocks NPR 6 Billion Boost
Nepal is set to receive around NPR 6 billion in additional financial support after reaching a staff-level agreement with the ...