Sita Badi Becomes Nepal’s First Minister from Badi Community
Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) lawmaker Sita Badi was sworn in as Nepal’s Minister for Women, Children, and Senior Citizens on
Fresh Faces, Big Stakes: Inside Balen’s New Cabinet
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has formed a 15-member Council of Ministers, bringing together a mix of technocrats, first-time lawmakers, and
Balen Shah Takes the Helm as Nepal’s New Prime Minister
Balendra Shah has been appointed Nepal’s Prime Minister, marking a major political shift following the recent elections. The appointment was
Congress Makes Training Mandatory for Candidates
The Nepali Congress has decided to establish a new “Leadership Academy”, introducing a mandatory training system for those seeking public
From Muluki Ain to Modern Republic: A Constitutional Journey
From the transition from the Rana rule to the monarchy to the eventual democratic movements, Nepal’s constitutional framework has evolved
New Parliamentarians Take the Oath Amid Preparations at New Building
The newly elected members of Nepal’s House of Representatives are set to take their oath of office and secrecy today
Probe Sought Into Top Leaders Over Deadly Protest Crackdown
A government-formed investigation commission has recommended criminal investigations against former prime minister KP Sharma Oli, Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak, and
RSP’s Rise: Mandate for Reform or Moment of Reckoning?
The landslide victory of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) in the recent election has sent shockwaves across the political circle. While some analysts see this
AI-Powered X-Rays Transform TB Detection in Gandaki Province
The Gandaki provincial government has been using AI-enabled X-ray machines to detect tuberculosis (TB). Last year alone, 458 patients were
Purple Hues of Jacaranda
Amidst the bloom of spring, the striking purple flowers of the Jacaranda, also known as Hawaiian Mimosa, transform the urban
Gas Shortage Sparks Surge in Electric Stove Imports
The recent gas shortage, triggered by tensions in West Asia and disruptions in petroleum and cooking LPG supplies, has pushed
A Small Health Post, A Big Step for Nutrition in Kalikot
A health post in Narharinath Rural Municipality–1 has been declared the first nutrition-friendly health institution in Kalikot, marking a milestone
Airport Rolls Out Dedicated Desk for Global Nepali Community
The Department of Immigration has decided to set up separate service desks at Tribhuvan International Airport for people of Nepali
Pokhara Airport Probe Exposes Multi-Million Dollar Irregularities
Nepal’s anti-corruption body has filed a major case against 21 individuals and two companies over alleged irregularities in the construction
Parliament Returns, But to a Temporary Home
Nepal is set to begin its new parliamentary session, with preparations complete for the oath-taking of newly elected members of
13 Years Later, Work Begins on Key Karnali Road
After more than a decade of delay, the long-awaited upgrading of the Nagma–Gamgadhi road has finally moved forward, offering hope
NRNA Unveils Big-Ticket Projects to Channel Diaspora Investment Home
The Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) has proposed three major development projects aimed at bringing diaspora investment, skills and technology into
India and China Resume Trade via Disputed Lipulekh Pass
India and China are preparing to resume border trade through the Lipulekh Pass this year, reviving a route that has
Children Drawn Into Election Campaigns Raise Alarm
Child rights advocates and government stakeholders have raised concerns over the growing misuse of children during election periods, calling for
Ethnic Politics at a Crossroads
The achievements of past inclusion movements are finally being integrated into a new, mainstream national identity. Nepal has a history of political