The Serpent’s Story: Between Myth, Fear, and Nature
Coexisting with snakes is rooted in both fear and devotion. They appear in our rituals, folk stories, and religious symbols,
Government Hikes Health Check Fee for Nepali Migrant Workers
The government has standardised the medical fee for Nepali migrant workers travelling abroad, setting it at NPR 9,500 (US$ 66.70)
Election Commission Extends Party Registration Deadline
The Election Commission has extended the registration deadline for political parties participating in the House of Representative election, scheduled on
Strict Forest Laws Have Halted the Country’s Economic Potential: Minister Ghising
Energy, Water Resources, and Irrigation Minister Kulman Ghising has said that Nepal’s economic development is being obstructed due to the
The Gritty Sensation of Handling Clay
The comforting, earthy aroma of freshly fired pottery fills the room. The silky, gritty sensation of handling the clay calms
Gen Z Protest at Singha Durbar
Miraj Dhungana, a prominent Gen Z leader in Nepal, who gained fame during the Gen Z protest, staged another protest
CPN (UML) Registers for Upcoming Election amid Brewing Tensions
The Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist Leninist (CPN-UML) has officially registered for the upcoming House of Representative election. KP Sharma
UN Nepal Launches UNiTE 2025 to End Online Violence Against Women and Girls
The United Nations in Nepal has launched the UNiTE 2025 Campaign, marking the start of this year’s 16 Days of
Pokhara’s Mid-Hill Highway Upgrade is Nearing Completion
Mid-Hill Highway, one of Nepal’s national pride projects, begins in Panchthar and runs through Pokhara and Baglung before reaching Jhula
Nepal Secures Additional US$50 Million MCC Grant
Nepal will receive an additional US$50 million in grant funding from the United States under the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC)
42 Glacial Lakes in Nepal at High Risk of Bursting
The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) has warned that over 40 glacial lakes in Nepal are at high
Nepal Cuts Upper Mustang Trek Fee to $50 Per Day
The government has decided to remove the long-standing flat permit fee for foreign trekkers entering Upper Mustang. In the previous
Crunch, Spice, and Everything Nice: Nepal’s Khaja Culture
“You are what you eat.” This saying perfectly captures the essence of Nepali cuisine, a blend of sweetness, saltiness, tanginess,
Nepal Calls for Climate Justice and Stronger Mountain Focus at COP30
Nepal on Sunday urged the global community to strengthen climate cooperation and ensure justice for vulnerable countries during the COP30
BRANNGO Discusses the Future of NGOs in Nepal
Britain-Nepal NGO Network (BRANNGO) held a conference on the challenges of operating as an NGO in Nepal on Wednesday. Diplomats,
Durga Prasai Arrested Amid Heightened Security Concerns
On November 17, medical entrepreneur and political activist, Durga Prasai, was arrested from his residence in Bhaktapur at midnight. The
Nepal Records Highest Monthly Remittance
Nepal has recorded its highest monthly remittance, with an approximate USD 1.44 billion inflow between mid-September and mid-October. This marks
PhotoKTM Kicks Off in Patan
PhotoKTM, Nepal’s prominent international photography festival, has unveiled its sixth edition on November 14 at Patan Museum, marking a decade
The Second Season of NPL Begins Today at TU Cricket Ground
The second season of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) kicks off today at the TU Cricket Ground, featuring eight teams
Nepal Insurers Face Over US$166 Million in Claims After GenZ Protests
Nepal’s non-life insurance companies have paid out about US$26.1 million so far for damages linked to the GenZ Movement protests,