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
Nepal Promotes Adventure and Cultural Tourism in Canada
The Nepal Tourism Board, in collaboration with the Embassy of Nepal in Ottawa, organised a “Nepal Evening” event in Toronto
A Storyteller’s Dream
Nepal’s development is a complex and inspiring process that involves research, determination, diplomacy, collaboration, innovation, and investment. A narrative blend
Nepal Eyes Massive Fuel Savings with Ethanol Blend
Nepal has taken a significant step toward reducing its fuel import bill by allowing the blending of domestically produced ethanol
Nepal Inaugurates New Embassy Chancery in Lisbon
Nepal has officially opened its embassy chancery in Lisbon, marking a new step in strengthening diplomatic ties with Portugal. The
Corruptions, Cartels, and Coalitions
The political stage and the players who may perform a major role on it Over the past fifty years, Nepal
Curfew in Rautahat
The Rautahat district administration has imposed a curfew to contain the conflict between the Hindu and the Muslim communities in
Winter Dry Spell Drains Hydropower
Electricity generation in Nepal is declining as the country moves deeper into the dry season, increasing reliance on power imports
Himalayan Future between Disruption and Construction
A dialogue on adaptation, collaboration, and survival in a rapidly changing mountain region The second edition of the Himalayan Future
Historic Maps Trace Nepal’s Making at Kathmandu Art Gallery
A new exhibition at Kathmandu Art Gallery is shedding light on how Nepal gradually took shape on the world’s maps.
Parties Push Dual Citizenship Promise in Election Race
Dual citizenship has become a key issue in the ongoing election campaign, with several political parties pledging to address demands
Security Forces Begin Nationwide Deployment for March 5 Polls
Security agencies have started deploying nearly 150,000 election police personnel across the country in preparation for the House of Representatives
Regulations Set to Revive Stalled Conflict Investigations
The Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs has completed the regulations required to implement the amended Enforced Disappearances Enquiry,
Persons with Disabilities Stage 13-Day Sit-In in Siraha
Persons with disabilities have been staging a sit-in protest for the past 13 days in front of the District Administration