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A catastrophic ice-rock avalanche triggered severe flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border, killing more than 900 people and leaving thousands missing. Rescue teams are urgently searching for hundreds of construction workers feared trapped inside submerged hydropower project tunnels.
Severe flash floods in Nepal have left hundreds missing, including foreign pilgrims and workers trapped inside hydropower project tunnels, prompting urgent domestic and international rescue operations. Authorities are facing scrutiny over delayed early warning systems and battling misinformation as recovery efforts continue.
Directors Anand Gandhi and Zain Memon discuss their collaborative creative process and how they aim to construct modern myths through contemporary cinema.
The strategic Rasuwa-Kerung border crossing between Nepal and China has lost its designation as an all-weather route, likely due to recent weather-related disruptions or infrastructure challenges affecting cross-border trade and travel.
Families scour Pokhara morgue for loved ones swept away by flood The Kathmandu Post
The finance minister has pledged sufficient budgetary allocation to support nationwide disaster response and recovery operations following severe flooding. The commitment aims to reassure affected communities and coordinate emergency aid distribution.
China sends 50 tonnes of emergency relief supplies to flood-hit Nepal The Kathmandu Post
Emergency forces have saved over 2,600 people from floodwaters in the Rasuwa district, including a dramatic rescue of an eight-year-old child who survived by climbing a tree until reuniting with his mother.
An opinion piece published by The Kathmandu Post argues for collective accountability and cooperative action in addressing contemporary societal and environmental issues.
Severe flash floods triggered by heavy rainfall and glacial melt have devastated parts of Nepal and Tibet, killing over 600 people and leaving nearly 3,000 unaccounted for. As rescue operations face delays due to worsening weather, both regional authorities and international partners are mobilizing billions in reconstruction funds and technical assistance.
Private sector pours millions into Bhotekoshi flood relief efforts The Kathmandu Post
Devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border have killed more than 400 people, prompting emergency response efforts from India and local authorities. Recovery operations have been temporarily suspended as Chinese officials warn that a newly formed barrier lake poses a high risk of bursting and triggering a secondary flood.
Members of Nepal's cabinet have pledged to donate one month's salary to a newly established disaster relief fund to support victims of recent national emergencies.
A sudden breach of a glacial barrier lake near Nepal’s northern border has triggered devastating floods, sweeping away homes and leaving authorities struggling to recover and identify victims. Emergency responders continue search operations as downstream communities face renewed water threats.
An editorial in The Kathmandu Post warns that when new disasters strike before populations can recover from previous climate-related events, the resulting humanitarian crisis escalates rapidly.
Parties call for joint Nepal-China study of glacial lake risks The Kathmandu Post
Meta has agreed to pay up to $18 billion to resolve longstanding lawsuits from U.S. states and federal agencies alleging that its social media platforms contributed to teen mental health crises and addiction. The landmark financial agreement comes amid intensifying regulatory scrutiny over tech companies' responsibilities regarding youth safety online.
Improvements in fast delivery infrastructure are significantly altering the operational dynamics for small and medium-sized online retailers across Nepal, enabling faster fulfillment and expanded market reach.
A Nepali opinion piece emphasizes the urgent need to modernize early-warning infrastructure and establish reliable cross-border information exchange to mitigate regional disaster risks.
Devastating flash floods triggered by heavy rainfall have killed at least 160 people across northern Nepal and Tibet, leaving hundreds of residents and international tourists missing. Rescue operations are underway as governments coordinate evacuations and track missing citizens from multiple countries.
UPDATE: Rasuwa flood death toll climbs to 22 as dozens remain missing The Kathmandu Post
The Kathmandu Post releases a profile or report focusing on Devraj Pokhrel, detailing his recent work or public activities.
An opinion piece in The Kathmandu Post highlights indoor mould as a critical yet often overlooked public health hazard, urging policymakers and homeowners to implement stricter ventilation and moisture control standards.
The trade dispute between the United States and Canada intensified as President Trump threatened increased tariffs on autos, prompting Canada to vow retaliatory measures. This escalation marks a significant development in the ongoing economic conflict between the two nations.
Kiran Thapa Magar successfully secured a confidence vote in the Bagmati province, solidifying his political position amid ongoing regional governance challenges.
Iran has threatened retaliation following the announcement of new US sanctions, which target its already struggling economy. The UAE and China have also weighed in, with the UAE stating the Iran war is entering a new phase and China warning the US of potential counter-retaliation.
The prominent Nepali newspaper has introduced a new news agency platform to expand its journalistic reach and provide comprehensive regional coverage.
Iran vows to retaliate after US widens sanctions The Kathmandu Post
An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discusses the political actions and style of Sher Bahadur Deuba, likening them to the 'Panchayat-isation' era in Nepal's history.
An exhibition at Takpa Gallery in Kathmandu is showcasing the work of 11 artists who are exploring themes beyond the traditional Himalayan landscape.
The internal conflict within the UML party has intensified due to disagreements over policy direction and leadership changes.
Brazil has voiced its concern regarding the closure of the Nepali embassy in its capital, Brasilia. The diplomatic move has prompted a reaction from the Brazilian government.
Police in Nepal have arrested a head constable in connection with a leaked video showing a suspect from Bara.
Police are investigating the unauthorized leak of a video that reportedly shows a teenage suspect involved in a rape and murder case in Bara.
An editorial in The Kathmandu Post urges action to combat the rising tide of violence against women and girls in Nepal.
An opinion piece argues that stricter laws alone are not enough to effectively address and resolve Nepal's persistent problem with rape.
Nepal's proposed school bill is currently caught in a debate concerning who holds the authority to make decisions and who is responsible for funding, highlighting a conflict between various stakeholders.
Three months after eviction, landless families have returned to their razed settlement in Nepal. The situation was reported by The Kathmandu Post.
A two-year-old girl was found dead in a bush in Nepal, leading to her stepmother being held for questioning in connection with the incident.
The government and the family of a girl killed in Bara, Nepal, have reached a three-point agreement regarding the incident.
An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post reflects on Nepal's political landscape, advocating for leadership that respects democratic principles and avoids authoritarianism. The article discusses the country's aspirations for a stable and democratic future.
Arghakhanchi is set to issue hunting licenses as a measure to curb the growing menace posed by wild boar and deer populations.
Nepal has postponed a visit by a UN rapporteur, a decision made amidst ongoing delays in making appointments related to transitional justice.
Conservationists in Nepal are celebrating a record number of gharial hatchlings in Bardiya's rivers, offering renewed hope for the endangered species' recovery.
Demolition efforts have commenced in Janakpur to reclaim land around a pond that had been encroached upon, aiming to restore the area to its original state.
The article announces Mallarika Sinha Roy's affiliation with The Kathmandu Post.
The Kathmandu Post provides its weekly report on NEPSE, the Nepal Stock Exchange. This article summarizes the market performance and key trends observed over the past week.
Nepal's Election Commission has initiated a study into the feasibility of allowing out-of-country and inter-district voting for its citizens.
The Kathmandu Post features a profile on Kamal Lamsal, providing insights into his background and contributions.
In an unusual incident in Nepal, a mother who applied for a copy of her citizenship document received it signed by her own son.
Transport services in Simara remain blocked despite a deal reached concerning the rape-murder of a three-year-old, indicating ongoing public unrest.
Survivors of a landslide in Nepal have been forced to spend a week at a health post as relief efforts remain stalled, leaving them without adequate support.
A new book, 'What Empire Took, What Empire Left', delves into the complex politics surrounding museums, borders, and the return of artifacts in South Asia, examining the lasting impact of colonialism.
Only 53 percent of UML party workers have renewed their membership, indicating potential challenges for the political party.
Sagar Pandey is known for his readiness to respond to calls for snake rescue, highlighting his dedication to wildlife conservation.
An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post exploring how Nepali diaspora literature addresses themes of borders and belonging.
An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discussing a situation where the state reportedly kept only one copy of something.
Remarks made by Nepal's Prime Minister regarding 'mutual encroachment' have raised concerns among border experts, prompting the government to engage in damage control efforts.
New Delhi wanted to engage with Shah government. It will now start with RSP chairman The Kathmandu Post
Nepal's Finance Minister Wagle is reportedly preparing to present a new budget that features a significant deficit, surpassing the established fiscal ceiling.
Nepal is inviting bids from consultants to prepare the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the proposed Kathmandu Valley electric rail project.
Measles is rapidly spreading across Nepal due to a critical vaccine shortage, prompting experts to warn of a potential crisis similar to Bangladesh.
Journalist Kishor Shrestha has denied bribery allegations stemming from an audio recording controversy involving former home minister Gurung.
Kami Rita Sherpa received a grand welcome in Kathmandu following his record-breaking 32nd summit of Mount Everest.
Relations between Nepal and India are entering an uncertain phase as Nepal's new government adopts a more assertive foreign policy. This shift could impact bilateral ties.
A Q&A discusses how the RSP (Rastriya Swatantra Party) is breaking traditional norms to achieve results, while asserting that it has no intention of circumventing the constitution.
A violent storm swept through India's most populous state, causing widespread destruction and tragically killing over 100 people. The powerful winds were strong enough to lift a man into the air along with a metal shed.
The United States and Iran exchanged military attacks for the first time in weeks, with Iran striking air bases in Jordan and the UAE, and the US targeting Iranian rocket launchers on the Strait of Hormuz.
Widespread flooding across Nepal has left families desperately searching hospitals and shelters for relatives swept away by the rising waters.
Gallery 108 has introduced a new charitable program called 'Art for Relief', aiming to support communities affected by recent disasters through art sales and fundraising.
Ayatollah Khamenei sends a formal written directive to Gulf rulers, calling for coordinated action against what he terms the region's primary threat.
104 Nepalis among 261 foreign nationals missing in Tibet The Kathmandu Post
A catastrophic glacial flood and subsequent landslides across Nepal and Tibet have killed at least 750 people and left thousands missing. International aid is now flowing into the region as rescuers face renewed flooding and natural dams blocking access to affected areas.
Trishuli flood severs Prithvi Highway, cutting off key route into Kathmandu The Kathmandu Post
Nepal’s high-tech disaster response meets low-tech reality The Kathmandu Post
An opinion analysis highlights how disappearing wildlife indicators like the cuckoo bird and recurring severe flooding demonstrate that Nepal is already experiencing the devastating effects of climate change.
Communities recovering from recent flooding in Nepal are now confronting a severe secondary humanitarian crisis as essential supplies of clean drinking water and medical medications run critically low.
In Nuwakot’s flooded villages, grief comes before rescue The Kathmandu Post
A prolonged closure of the Prithvi Highway has disrupted transportation routes, creating shortages and price pressures for essential goods in the Kathmandu Valley.
Authorities in Nepal and Tibet have halted search efforts after a landslide-created barrier lake overflowed, triggering dangerous flash floods along the mountainous border. The renewed flooding endangers teams searching for dozens of missing mountaineers, including British nationals.
A sudden glacial collapse on the Nepal-Tibet border has triggered catastrophic flash floods that have killed at least 389 people and left over 1,000 missing. More than 13,000 rescue personnel are currently conducting search-and-rescue missions amid concerns that a newly formed lake could breach and worsen the disaster.
Authorities have dispatched twelve coordination teams to manage relief efforts and support affected populations following severe flooding along the Bhotekoshi river.
A powerful glacier collapse has unleashed catastrophic flash floods across Nepal and the Tibetan border region, leaving hundreds dead and thousands missing. Rescue operations are underway as experts warn that climate change may be exacerbating the frequency of such glacial disasters.
Catastrophic flash floods and landslides have killed at least 160 people and left hundreds missing across Nepal and China’s Tibet region, including dozens of foreign tourists. Rescue operations are underway as authorities deploy military assets to navigate treacherous terrain and monitor rising barrier lakes.
The sighting of a rare honeyguide species in Ilam is drawing increased attention to the region, potentially boosting local eco-tourism and conservation efforts.
Opinion | Why Nepal’s infrastructure keeps getting devoured by rivers The Kathmandu Post
Investigators suggest that a combination of an ice avalanche and a collapsing debris-dammed lake caused a severe flood along the Bhotekoshi River. The findings aim to clarify the natural mechanisms behind the devastating water surge.
Drones deployed to search for survivors and assess Rasuwa flood damage The Kathmandu Post
The Kathmandu Post critiques the Nepali film Masterni, acknowledging that while the plot successfully unravels its central mystery, it ultimately falls short in maintaining consistent tension throughout.
An opinion piece examines the potential emergence of a Chinese-dominated regional order in South Asia, analyzing Beijing's diplomatic and economic strategies across the region.
Sugar prices in Nepal have risen sharply, contradicting previous government assurances that domestic stocks were sufficient to meet demand.
The District Development Committee in Nepal is taking steps to commercialize and promote high-quality yak cheese produced in the remote Dolpa region.
An oil tanker, the Metro Venetian, was hit by an unknown projectile off the coast of Oman, damaging its engine room and rendering it inoperable. The incident occurred near the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane, raising concerns about maritime security in the region.
The NADA Auto Show 2026 has opened in Kathmandu, showcasing a focus on electric vehicles and the future of the automotive industry in Nepal.
Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has been granted a medical pass to wear dark shades after Parliament implemented a ban on them.
A Kathmandu Post article explores the deeper reasons behind the positive impact of walks in nature on mental wellbeing, suggesting there's more to it than commonly perceived.
The police response is facing scrutiny after a girl went missing for three days in the Bara region.
Families displaced by a recent landslide in Jajarkot, Nepal, are reportedly struggling to survive in makeshift shelters, facing difficult living conditions.
Nepal's Supreme Court has issued a directive to the government, instructing it to settle outstanding payments owed to dairy farmers.
This article links to the Nepal Photo Library, a section of The Kathmandu Post.
Humanoid robots showcased remarkable athletic feats at the World Humanoid Robot Games in China, with one robot reportedly surpassing Usain Bolt's 100m sprint record and another breaking the human high-jump record. These achievements highlight rapid advancements in robotic capabilities.
Arhant Shrestha utilized photography as a means to connect more deeply with Kathmandu and to explore his own identity.
Farmers in Jajarkot, Nepal, are facing a challenge as their crops are ready for harvest but they have insufficient storage facilities.
India's increasing power demand presents a significant market opportunity for Nepal's energy sector, though this window may not last indefinitely.
Six deaths among 10 cases of Japanese Encephalitis (JE) in Jhapa, Nepal, have placed the region at the forefront of a new vaccination campaign.
Nepal is experiencing a rise in cosmetic imports, driven by increasing consumer demand. The trend was reported by The Kathmandu Post.
An opinion piece discusses the 71-year relationship between Nepal and China, arguing for a shift from symbolic gestures to more substantive engagement.
An opinion article from The Kathmandu Post shares reflections on a year characterized by a 'visceral adrenaline rush,' discussing personal or societal experiences over that period.
Seven people, including two police officers, have died in the UK after a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction collided with a police car. Video footage reportedly shows a police chase minutes before the fatal crash.
Dhant is reportedly preparing for a physical confrontation in Shanghai, seemingly in response to social media provocations from Murdoch.
Nepal's Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) is reportedly struggling to fill key leadership positions, raising questions about its internal stability and future direction.
Nepal's Home Minister has pledged to ensure justice for a toddler from Bara, though specific details of the incident are not provided.
Bollywood singer Shaan is scheduled to perform in Kathmandu, promising to take the audience on a Bollywood trip.
Japan has committed to funding the construction of a new Air Traffic Control (ATC) tower at Kathmandu airport in Nepal.
The Kathmandu University (KU) info lab is spearheading initiatives to digitize and preserve Nepal's diverse indigenous languages. This effort aims to safeguard linguistic heritage for future generations.
A report indicates that 500 documents have disappeared from Nepal's foreign ministry, with authorities failing to follow up on the trail of the missing records.
An article from The Kathmandu Post features Kamal Lamsal, though specific details of the content are not provided in the headline.
Lawmakers in Nepal are proposing to shorten the central bank governor’s term, a move critics fear could lead to increased political interference in monetary policy.
An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discusses whether it is time to introduce charter schools in Nepal, exploring potential educational reforms.
Journalism classrooms in Nepal are experiencing a significant decrease in student enrollment, raising concerns about the future of the profession in the country.
The Deuba faction's adoption of a Hindu line has opened a new fault line within the Nepali Congress party, indicating internal ideological divisions.
An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discussing the challenges facing Nepal's economy and the need for more than just a two-thirds majority.
Subsidized rice has been delivered to Humla, Nepal, through a Chinese route, marking the first such delivery in seven years.
Nepal's labor market is experiencing a paradox of both high unemployment among workers and simultaneous shortages in specific labor sectors.
Nepali Prime Minister Shah stated that India has encroached on Nepali land, while also acknowledging that Nepal has encroached on India's territory. The remarks highlight ongoing border disputes between the two nations.
Hungary is working to unfreeze EU funds, with the finance minister expecting payments to begin in the autumn, while also considering a return to the Eurovision Song Contest after seven years. Meanwhile, the EU is engaged in various discussions, including potential trade restrictions with China, a fine for Temu, and a request from the Taliban to send diplomats in exchange for deported citizens.
Nepal is implementing a new system to open up competition for ambassadorial appointments. This initiative aims to reform the process of selecting diplomatic representatives.
An upcoming summit between China and the United States is garnering significant global attention, with an opinion piece suggesting it offers important opportunities for Nepal.
The Kathmandu Post explores how meditation has become a recognized subject within mainstream neuroscience, detailing its growing acceptance and study.
A Q&A session highlighted that social media often makes Everest ascents appear easy, but an expert warns that the reality of climbing the world's highest peak is far more challenging and dangerous.
Mount Everest has achieved new records for the number of climbing permits issued, revenue generated, and the highest number of single-day summits.
Indian authorities are set to monitor a Boeing fuel-switch test, which is linked to an incident involving an Air India flight in London, according to recently revealed documents.
Following the World Health Organization's declaration of a public health emergency, Nepal has intensified its Ebola surveillance measures to monitor and prevent any potential spread of the virus within its borders.
In Nepal, opposition parties are demanding that the Speaker of Parliament compel the Prime Minister to attend parliamentary sessions, highlighting a political standoff.
Death toll from Bhotekoshi flood reaches 903 The Kathmandu Post
A feature article examining the career, impact, and journalistic philosophy of Badal Pokharel, highlighting his role within The Kathmandu Post and broader media landscape in Nepal.
Spiritual leader Sadhguru has called for regional cooperation among Himalayan countries to address climate change challenges, coinciding with a period of national mourning in Nepal.
Upper Trishuli tunnel crown found, but no response from inside The Kathmandu Post
Chinese authorities have verified that a natural barrier lake formed near the Nepal-China border has completely drained, alleviating immediate flood risks in the region.
Authorities disburse Rs675 million to fifteen affected municipalities to support recovery efforts following severe flooding along the Bhotekoshi river.
Severe flooding across Nepal threatens to cause billions of dollars in damage to the country's critical hydropower infrastructure, raising concerns about energy security and reconstruction costs.
Following widespread acclaim for his contributions to Nepal, the athlete's support team is now pushing for tangible follow-up measures beyond public recognition.
Catastrophic flash floods in Nepal have killed at least 675 people and left nearly 3,000 missing, triggering extensive search-and-rescue operations across difficult terrain. Authorities have declined international assistance while warning that post-disaster recovery will require billions of dollars.
Large crowds have assembled outside the royal palace in Oslo to pay their respects following the death of King Harald V, marking a period of national mourning for the Scandinavian nation.
Severe flooding and landslides triggered by complex environmental factors have killed over 500 people and left nearly 2,500 missing across Nepal. In response to the mounting crisis, the Nepalese government has reversed its stance and accepted international rescue assistance while domestic recovery efforts continue.
Eighty container drivers stranded in Kerung plead for repatriation The Kathmandu Post
The death toll from a devastating landslide and subsequent river surges on the Nepal-Tibet border has surpassed 460, with rescue teams struggling to reach isolated communities. Officials warn that an overflowing natural dam continues to endanger downstream populations despite ongoing evacuation efforts.
Severe flooding over the past few days has destroyed or damaged 20 school buildings in three separate districts, causing widespread disruption to education and local infrastructure.
Catastrophic flash floods in Nepal and Tibet have killed at least 270 people, with over 1,300 still missing, including many foreign tourists.
Devastating flash floods, likely triggered by a glacier collapse, have killed at least 168 people and left more than 1,300 missing across Nepal. Desperate rescue operations continue as families search for loved ones swept away by the sudden waters.
A massive number of young footballers are competing for just 14 available roster spots on Nepal's national team ahead of the upcoming FIFA U15 World Cup.
An article dedicated to Sandeep Joshi highlights his life and contributions, reflecting the publication's coverage of notable regional figures.
An opinion piece examines whether political promises to remove partisan influence from Nepalese higher education institutions are actually being implemented.
Heavy flooding in the Rasuwa district has negatively impacted Nepal’s equity markets, causing notable declines in hydropower and insurance company valuations amid growing economic uncertainty.
Heavy rains and glacial melt have triggered severe flooding along Nepal’s Bhotekoshi River, causing widespread damage in Rasuwa district and disrupting local hydropower facilities. Authorities are assessing the full impact on communities and critical infrastructure in the region.
A profile piece examines how Abiral Pratap Adhikary utilizes digital platforms and online communities to gain emotional support and broader life perspectives.
The Trump administration threatened the demolition of the Kennedy Center if a $250 million renovation was not completed, with some reports suggesting the threat was linked to the potential removal of the president's name. This comes amidst other controversial proposals by the administration, including renaming Lake Ontario and imposing tariffs on Canadian goods.
The editorial director of The Kathmandu Post released a note addressing the newspaper's internal guidelines and editorial vision, outlining expectations for journalistic standards and team alignment.
The dengue death toll in Bangladesh has reached 88, with three new fatalities reported in 24 hours, while two people have died from scrub typhus spreading in Salyan, Nepal. These outbreaks highlight ongoing public health challenges in the region.
A man who left Nepal 24 years ago returns severely injured and blind, highlighting the harsh realities faced by foreign laborers.
Lawmakers demand action over rape and killing of three-year-old in Bara The Kathmandu Post
A judicial directive mandates immediate action from authorities to guarantee that dairy producers receive their compensation without further delays.
A child's privacy, protected by law, was reportedly violated by nearly everyone involved in a case in Nepal.
The NADA Auto Show is set to open on Tuesday in Kathmandu, with a significant emphasis on electric vehicles, signaling a shift towards an electric future in the automotive market.
Cancer drugs are not available in state-run hospitals in Nepal, forcing patients to purchase them at steep prices from other sources.
A crucial overland trade route has reopened for limited traffic after being blocked for a month, easing transportation in the region.
The Nagdhunga road tunnel in Nepal has officially opened for use by private vehicles, improving transportation in the region.
Police in Saptari, Nepal, have reported that a stepmother has admitted to killing her two-year-old stepdaughter.
Intersectional feminist Anjali Sah speaks out on Nepal’s pervasive rape culture and the issue of police apathy in addressing such crimes.
Following a meeting with the anti-corruption commissioner, Lamichhane has pledged to clarify the confusion surrounding 'policy decisions'.
Ruipeng Liu has joined The Kathmandu Post, as indicated by the article's byline.
Four years after its collapse, the Bheri bridge in Nepal continues to remain in a state of disrepair and ruins, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges.
Internal party disputes are causing delays in cabinet expansion in Nepal's Lumbini and Karnali provinces, hindering government formation and stability.
The Kathmandu Post provides a guide to budget-friendly locations and services for Nepali students residing in Nagoya, Japan.
A report highlights the continued practice of a century-old community labor tradition in Panchthar, Nepal, showcasing its enduring cultural significance.
Police in Rautahat are reportedly inflating their arrest statistics by counting fine payments as actual captures, according to a report.
Youth networks in Nepal are taking the initiative to combat harmful practices such as Chhaupadi and child marriage, working towards social change.
Nepal's stock market continues to face pressure due to weak demand, as reported by The Kathmandu Post.
Subin Bhattarai's popular Nepali romance novel 'Summer Love' has been adapted into a stage play, bringing the beloved story to a new theatrical audience.
A book review by Sandip Roy explores the reasons and process behind Chapal Bhaduri's transformation into 'Rani,' as detailed in the reviewed work.
The parents of a slain toddler in Bara have rejected a proposed deal and are refusing to claim their child's body, according to reports.
Despite a single shot being able to prevent Japanese Encephalitis (JE), Nepal's vaccination program currently leaves adults out.
Nepal's Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has announced key appointments, naming Pramod Neupane as the chief of its organization department and Jagdish Kharel as the new spokesperson. These changes aim to strengthen the party's structure and communication.
Nepal’s Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) ghee has made its debut in Dubai. This marks a significant step for Nepali dairy products entering the international market.
The United States has announced its intention to impose the 'toughest sanctions in history' on Iran, escalating economic pressure.
Ronda Zelezny-Green highlighted that teachers in Nepal are adopting artificial intelligence tools 'almost blindly.' Her comments shed light on the unguided integration of AI into the country's educational system.
RSP chair Lamichhane has called on the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) to take action against any government officials who impede its work.
Non-resident Nepalis express interest in investing in domestic ventures but cite bureaucratic hurdles and safety concerns as significant deterrents.
Nepal's export market is largely driven by non-domestic goods, while high-value products face difficulties in gaining traction.
An opinion piece argues that current bans on cryptocurrency are ineffective and advocates for the implementation of regulatory frameworks instead.
The race among ASEAN nations to become an AI hub is generating significant growth hopes, but also presents potential risks for workers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the environment.
US Under Secretary of State Rogers in Kathmandu The Kathmandu Post
Nepal's judiciary has been allocated only 0.45 percent of the national budget, despite ongoing calls for a higher share.
The Pathao app has expanded its services to include helicopter bookings, offering users a new mode of transportation.
The 2026 American Music Awards took place, featuring performances, red carpet fashion, and awards, with Tyla notably beating Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Rema, and Zara Larsson also securing a win.
RSP chair Lamichhane is traveling to India amidst ongoing uncertainty surrounding a potential visit by Prime Minister Shah.
Despite the monsoon season not yet having officially set in, Nepal's Karnali region is already experiencing significant rain losses, according to reports from The Kathmandu Post.
Uber has officially launched its ride-sharing service in Nepal's Kathmandu Valley, expanding its global presence to the region.
Nepal is urgently seeking fertilizer imports from India to ensure adequate supplies ahead of the crucial paddy cultivation season. The move aims to support agricultural productivity and food security in the country.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire for an additional 45 days, following two days of intense US-mediated negotiations. The extension aims to maintain a truce and pave the way for future talks between the two nations.