The sun sets on India's iconic and controversial Soviet fighter jet

India’s legendary MiG-21, once the backbone of the Air Force but later infamous as the “flying coffin,” takes its final flight after six decades of service.

Maldives: New Media Law Deepens Suspicions About Government Intent

Maldives’ new media law, hailed by officials as modernizing press oversight, faces domestic and international criticism for threatening press freedom.

President urges world leaders to commit themselves to building a safe world

At the 80th UN General Assembly, Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake urged global unity to end war, poverty, drugs, corruption, and ensure peace, equity, and sustainability.

Ordinance opens way for fresh voter listing

President Paudel issued an ordinance allowing the Election Commission to reopen voter registration for the March 5, 2026 snap polls.

Education Minister Mahabir Pun assumes office, announces four Tech Advisory Panels

Education Minister Mahabir Pun took charge Sunday, forming four advisory committees on space, nuclear, biotech, and IT (including AI).

Gold, silver prices hit record highs

Gold prices in Nepal hit a new all-time high of Rs 217,800 per tola on Monday, rising Rs 700, while silver also set a record at Rs 2,650 per tola.

Current preparations inadequate to hold elections on March 5

One-way traffic resumes along Muglin-Narayanghat road section

One-way traffic on the Narayanghat-Muglin road resumed at 5:00 am today after being blocked by a landslide near Tuyinkhola, Chitwan.

Nepali Army not to interfere in nation’s politics

The Nepali Army has pledged full support to the interim government while committing to stay out of politics and ministerial appointments.

Share investors lose 79 billion as NEPSE dips 47.52 points in a week

Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) fell 47.52 points in two days, prompting a suspension of trading until September 18 amid investor panic over nationwide Gen Z protests and market volatility.