One killed, 19 injured in Gwarko bus crash A woman was killed and 19 others injured after a passenger bus crashed into the wall of the Gwarko flyover in Lalitpur on Thursday.
Kathmandu DAO orders designated smoking areas in hotels, restaurants The Kathmandu District Administration Office (DAO) has directed hotels and restaurants across the district to strictly enforce provisions of the Tobacco Products (Control and Regulation) Act, warning of legal action against establishments that fail to comply.
Govt targets 100,000 new jobs this fiscal year Minister for Youth, Labour and Employment Ramji Yadav on Wednesday said the government aims to create employment opportunities for 100,000 people this fiscal year through a series of targeted programmes.
Cabinet names Yangki Ukyab as Investment Board CEO The government has appointed Yangki Ukyab of Kathmandu as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Investment Board Nepal (IBN) for a four-year term.
One favour could cost you: TIA police warns returning Nepalis The Nepal Police's Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) Security Office has warned returning Nepalis, particularly migrant workers, against carrying parcels or valuables for strangers, cautioning that doing so could result in legal action if the items are found to be part of smuggling operations.
House panel backs PMO oversight of National Investigation Department A parliamentary committee on Tuesday endorsed a bill to place the National Investigation Department (NID) under the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, rejecting opposition proposals to keep the intelligence agency under the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Govt unveils new National Transport Policy after 25 years The government has unveiled the National Transport Policy, 2083, replacing a transport policy that had remained largely unchanged for nearly 25 years.
Police shoot, arrest robbery suspect after alleged attack in Kathmandu Police shot and arrested a robbery suspect after he allegedly attempted to attack officers with a khukuri during an operation in Budhanilkantha Municipality-13, Chunikhyel, on Saturday night.
From Bihar's villages to the corridors of global power: A candid conversation with Sanjay Pradhan When Sanjay Pradhan is asked where he comes from, his answer refuses to fit into conventional geography. “I am from everywhere. I don’t belong to any one place,” he says with quiet conviction. “I refuse to be limited to a specific geography, nationality, religion, or culture. I encompass all of it.”
JICA Chief, Dr Tanaka Akihiko, reaffirms Japan's long-term Development Commitment to Nepal Japan has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to Nepal’s development, with JICA President Dr Tanaka Akihiko concluding a four-day visit focused on infrastructure, human resource development and strengthening bilateral cooperation.
Lawmakers stresses that legislation is essential to address digital violence against women and girls Lawmakers and civil society members have said that there is a need for enacting a new law to hold social media platforms accountable, taking into consideration relevant international treaties and agreements.
India, Nepal inaugurate restored Gusthal Mahavihar in Patan India and Nepal on Tuesday jointly inaugurated the restored Gusthal Mahavihar and Agam of Prathamshree Mahavihar in Guita Tole, Patan, a cultural heritage project rebuilt under India's post-earthquake reconstruction assistance.
RSP convenes all-party meeting as leaders urge peace after Sunsari violence Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) President Rabi Lamichhane convened an all-party meeting at Singha Durbar on Wednesday to discuss the recent communal violence in Sunsari and other pressing national issues, with leaders urging the government to take a proactive role in maintaining peace and social harmony.
Japan provides Rs 390 million grant for scholarships to Nepali govt officials Japan has agreed to provide grant assistance of up to ¥410 million, equivalent to approximately Rs 390 million, to support higher education and capacity development opportunities for young Nepali government officials.
Business PMO pressure pushes Smart Telecom case to court despite legal objections The Smart Telecom case has deepened divisions within the Kathmandu District Attorney’s Office, with government lawyers resisting what they describe as unprecedented pressure from the Prime Minister’s Office to file a case against banks and others over the auction of assets belonging to the defunct telecommunications company.
Business GWM launches HAVAL JOLION MAX EV at Rs 59.99 million Great Wall Motor (GWM) has launched the HAVAL JOLION MAX, a pure electric SUV, in Nepal at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026.
Health Private hospitals in Sudurpaschim offering specialised care beyond their licences Private hospitals in Sudurpaschim Province licensed to provide general healthcare are increasingly being found offering specialised treatment and complex surgeries beyond the scope of their approvals, exposing gaps in health-sector monitoring and enforcement.
Videos Gathemangal: Bhaktapur Newars Worship, Then Burn A Demon Bhaktapur's Newar community marked Gathemangal, also known as Gathamugh Chahre or Ghantakarna Chaturdashi, on Tuesday, building effigies of the demon Ghantakarna in local neighbourhoods, worshipping them, and setting them ablaze at dusk.
Business BYD unveils new-generation ATTO series in Nepal BYD has unveiled its new-generation ATTO series in Nepal, introducing upgrades to the ATTO 1, a new entry-level ATTO 2 variant and a comprehensively refreshed 2026 ATTO 3 at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026.
Business Ather Nepal unveils 450X Overtones with new smart riding features Ather Nepal has unveiled the new 450X Overtones Series along with three new riding technologies at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026 in Kathmandu.
Business Global IME Bank offers auto loans at 5.25% interest Global IME Bank has announced a special auto loan scheme offering interest rates starting at 5.25 percent for customers purchasing vehicles during the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo.
Nepal Two bridges inaugurated together; One is working, the other hasn't begun Nearly four years after its foundation stone was laid with a promise to complete it within two years, the proposed Jaitapur–Ramnagar bridge over the Pasaaha River in Bara remains unbuilt, leaving local residents to struggle through floods and muddy roads during the monsoon.
World Landslide in Mumbai kills 6 as India is drenched by monsoon rains Heavy monsoon rains triggered a landslide in a densely populated neighborhood in India’s financial capital, Mumbai, early Wednesday, killing at least six people and injuring four others, authorities said.
Nepal Hetauda Hospital opens NICU, giving high-risk newborns critical care closer to home Pregnant women in Hetauda who face high-risk deliveries may no longer have to travel to Chitwan or Kathmandu out of fear that their newborns will need intensive care, following the launch of a neonatal intensive care unit at Hetauda Hospital.
Business Superbrands Nepal launched to recognise and elevate brand excellence in Nepal Superbrands, the globally recognised independent authority on branding, has formally launched Superbrands Nepal, marking a significant new chapter for Nepal’s business and branding landscape.
Nepal Fertiliser shortage leaves border farmers caught in a double bind Nepal’s fertiliser shortage is leaving border farmers caught in a difficult choice, struggling to find fertiliser at home while risking arrest when they bring it in from India.