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Minister Ghising directs speedy repair of BP Highway
Minister for Physical Infrastructure and Transport Kulman Ghising has directed officials to expedite repairs on the flood-damaged BP Highway, assuring that the road will reopen by Friday evening after an on-site inspecti…
Source:The Kathmandu Post今天 13:22366 -
Rebuilding the economy
Nepal’s economy, battered by disasters and political unrest, faces a sharp slowdown with growth cut to 2.1%, prompting calls for reforms, investor confidence, and disaster resilience.
Source:The Kathmandu Post今天 13:02454 -
Gold price rises to record Rs 238,000 per tola in domestic market
Gold prices in Nepal hit a record high of Rs 238,000 per tola on Wednesday, rising by Rs 2,600 from the previous day, while silver slipped slightly to Rs 2,955 per tola.
Source:The Himalayan Times今天 12:54209 -
After losing power, Congress and UML in leadership crisis
Nepal’s Congress and UML will hold key meetings in mid-October to address leadership and strategy after the Gen Z protests ousted them from power.
Source:The Kathmandu Post今天 12:50435 -
Hadigaun Jatra – Kahi Nabhako Jatra 2025: A festival like no other! (Pictures)
Source:SATV昨天 20:42608 -
Mayor Balen mounts pressure on PM Karki to arrest Oli
Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah pressured PM Sushila Karki to arrest former PM Oli and ex-Home Minister Lekhak over the Gen Z protests, but the police forwarded the complaint to the investigation commission instead, avoidi…
Source:My Republica昨天 12:34381 -
Floods, landslides inflict Rs. 4.63 billion damage to roads, bridges
Floods and landslides have damaged over 263 road and bridge sites across Nepal, causing losses of more than Rs 4.63 billion, with major impacts on the Kaligandaki, Kanti, Mechi, and Koshi Highways.
Source:The Rising Nepal昨天 12:18331 -
Election Commission to consult parties on holding elections
The Election Commission, after meeting with Prime Minister Sushila Karki, will hold consultations with political parties and stakeholders on October 16 or 17 to discuss preparations for the March 5 House of Representativ…
Source:The Kathmandu Post昨天 12:12472 -
Floods, landslides kill 60 across Nepal since Friday night
Floods and landslides caused by continuous rainfall since October 3 have killed 60 people across Nepal, the Armed Police Force confirmed. Ilam reported the highest toll with 37 deaths, while rescue and relief operations …
Source:The Himalayan Times昨天 12:02467 -
Police say complaint against Oli only after written order from Prime Minister
Nepal Police will pursue action against former PM Oli and ex-Home Minister Lekhak only after receiving written orders from PM Karki, amid an ongoing judicial probe and rising pressure from Sudhan Gurung’s Gen Z group.
Source:My Republica前天 13:32468 -
Body of Korean climber recovered, Nepali guide rescued from Mera Peak
A 46-year-old Korean climber died and his Nepali guide was rescued on Mera Peak after bad weather stranded them.
Source:The Himalayan Times前天 13:26716 -
Transport obstructed along Beni–Jomsom–Korala road
Floods on October 3–4 damaged 32 hydropower projects, mostly in Ilam, but early warnings prevented casualties.
Source:The Rising Nepal前天 13:03401 -
Life in Kathmandu Valley returning to normal with cessation of rainfall
Life in Kathmandu Valley is back to normal after the weekend’s heavy rains. Roads and markets are bustling again, and locals are enjoying the sunshine.
Source:My Republica前天 12:36916 -
All 56 gates of Koshi Barrage open: urged to remain alert
All 56 gates of the Koshi Barrage have been opened after continuous rainfall caused the Saptakoshi River’s water level to surge past danger marks, with red alerts and warnings issued.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-10-5396 -
140 domestic flights scheduled today as weather improves
After weather disruptions halted all flights Saturday, Tribhuvan International Airport resumed 140 domestic flights Sunday, easing travel woes as highways stay blocked by floods and landslides.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-10-5605 -
KMC evacuates 393 people at risk of flood, no human casaulty reported
Kathmandu Metropolitan City has evacuated 393 flood-risk residents from riverbanks to four schools for safety.
Source:My Republica2025-10-5537 -
Major highways linking Kathmandu blocked by floods and landslides
Three days of relentless rainfall have triggered floods and landslides, blocking all major highways and entry routes to Kathmandu Valley, cutting off connections with several regions.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-10-5365 -
Home Minister Aryal asks CIB to investigate cases stalled due to political connections
KATHMANDU, Sep 26: Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has directed Nepal Police’s Central Investigation Bureau to pursue major cases fairly and move forward files previously stalled by political influence.
Source:myRepublica2025-9-26851 -
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.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-25604 -
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).
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-23736 -
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.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-22565 -
Current preparations inadequate to hold elections on March 5
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-22557 -
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.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-9-22881 -
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.
Source:My Republica2025-9-14799 -
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.
Source:My Republica2025-9-14844 -
Women’s Presence in the Nepalese Judiciary
“Nepal-India judicial dialogue highlights gender justice, women’s rising role in the judiciary, and the need to safeguard judicial independence.”
Source:My Republica2025-9-141067 -
The story of Singha Durbar: From fire to fire
Singha Durbar, the 1908 Rana-era palace once South Asia’s largest, has twice been gutted by fire—first in 1973 and again on Sept 9—leaving ruins and a symbol of Nepal’s political fragility.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-14843 -
Billions lost, thousands jobless as Nepal counts cost of Gen Z uprising
Anti-government protests have devastated Nepal’s autumn economy—tourism, retail, and major businesses hit with Rs3 trillion losses, 10,000 jobs lost, and growth projected under 1%.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-141049 -
Chief Secretary Aryal expresses confidence working with interim govt under Gen Z
Chief Secretary Ek Narayan Aryal said the civil service is ready to support the interim government and ensure uninterrupted essential services.
Source:My Republica2025-9-13654 -
President dissolves House of Representatives
President Ram Chandra Paudel dissolved the House on PM Sushila Karki’s recommendation and announced new elections for March 5, 2026.
Source:Setopati2025-9-13812 -
Former CJ Sushila Karki appointed head of interim govt as parties, Gen Z group reach breakthrough deal
Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki was sworn in as interim Prime Minister on Friday after a deal with Gen Z protesters dissolved parliament, though key political leaders boycotted the ceremony in dissent.
Source:myRepublica2025-9-13581 -
Burnt body found inside Bhatbhateni in Dharan
The body of a person has been found charred to ashes after a fire broke out at Bhatbhateni Supermarket in Dharan Sub-metropolitan City.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-9-121058 -
Public buses start operating their service from New Bus Park
Public buses have started operating their services from Gongabu-based New Bus Park from today.
Source:the rising nepal daily2025-9-12729 -
Daily life returning to normalcy in Pokhara
Daily life is gradually getting normal in Pokhara with the Gen Z protests calming down.
Source:the rising nepal daily2025-9-12757 -
Nepal Army arrest 27 involved in looting, recovers millions in cash and weapons
The Nepali Army arrested 27 looters within 12 hours and is actively controlling fire incidents nationwide.
Source:My Republica2025-9-10871 -
Over 7,500 prisoners escape following nationwide Gen Z protests
Amid escalating Gen Z protests, 7,557 prisoners escaped from jails across Nepal, prompting nationwide deployment of security forces to recapture them.
Source:My Republica2025-9-10688 -
Chandragiri Cable Car Station Torched as Gen Z Protests Escalate
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-101042 -
Himalayan Airlines Flight from Lhasa Diverted to Pokhara
A Himalayan Airlines flight en route from Lhasa to Kathmandu was diverted to Pokhara International Airport (PHR) on Tuesday after operations were temporarily halted at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).
Source:SATV2025-9-10535 -
Protesters surround Nakkhu Prison, Rabi Lamichhane reportedly released
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-10790 -
Nepali Army appeals for restraint amid Gen Z protests
The Nepali Army urged calm amid Gen Z protests, mourning losses and vowing to protect Nepal’s unity and heritage.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-10827 -
Nepali Army imposes prohibitory order, curfew nationwide until Wednesday morning
The Nepali Army has enforced nationwide prohibitory orders and a curfew starting September 11 in response to Gen Z-led protests, with future measures depending on the security situation.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-10775 -
Ministry urges against VPN use
MoCIT has urged Nepalis not to use VPNs to access banned social media, warning of security risks and unauthorized use.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-9-8815 -
Police open fire in Damak as Gen Z protest intensifies
Police opened fire during a Gen-Z protest in Damak, PM Oli’s hometown, on Sunday, leaving one injured and the town tense.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-81160 -
Police fire rubber bullets as Gen Z protest escalates in Baneshwor
Gen Z protests in New Baneshwor turned violent as police fired rubber bullets and imposed a curfew after demonstrators stormed Parliament.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-8896 -
One dead as police open fire during Gen Z protest in New Baneshwar
A protest in New Baneshwar against corruption and the social media ban turned deadly Monday, leaving one demonstrator killed and dozens injured in clashes with police.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-81540 -
No major social media platforms begin registration process in Nepal after ban
Since Nepal’s ban on unregistered social media, only X has sent a letter while Meta and WeChat made inquiries but no platform has applied for registration.
Source:myRepublica2025-9-6839 -
Mustang goats for Dashain to undergo mandatory health checks
Mustang authorities require health checks in Jomsom for all sheep and chyangra before Dashain transport, with fines for violations.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-9-6352 -
Rt. Honorable Prime Minister Returns from People's Republic of China via Himalaya Airlines
The Right Honorable Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, accompanied by Madam Radhika Shakya and a high-level delegation returned to Nepal today, September 03, 2025 by Himalaya Airlines’ Airbus 320, registered as 9N-ALW afte…
Source:SATV2025-9-4618 -
सम्माननीय प्रधानमन्त्री चीन भ्रमणपछि हिमालय एअरलाइन्सबाट स्वदेश फिर्ता
सम्माननीय प्रधानमन्त्री के.पी. शर्मा ओलीज्यू, श्रीमती राधिका शाक्यज्यू र उच्चस्तरीय प्रतिनिधिमण्डलका साथ आज, सेप्टेम्ब…
Source:SATV2025-9-4503 -
New Everest permit fee of $15,000 takes effect
Nepal has raised the Everest climbing permit fee for foreigners from $11,000 to $15,000, the first hike in a decade.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-2717 -
Luna Luitel crowned Miss Nepal World 2025
Luna Luitel has been crowned Miss Nepal World 2025 at the 30th edition of the pageant in Lalitpur, which also saw titles awarded to Deepshikha Nepal, Urusha Bhandari, and Sony Ghale.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-8-311490 -
Monsoon Watch: Gandaki, Karnali, Sudurpaschim to see heavy rainfall
Nepal braces for widespread clouds and moderate rain in hilly areas, with heavy downpours possible in parts of Gandaki, Karnali, and Sudurpaschim provinces today.
Source:My Republica2025-8-29810 -
Pashupati area ready to welcome devotees on Teej Day
Haritalika Teej, an exclusive festival of Hindu women, is being celebrated across the country on Tuesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-25562 -
Seven injured when a van carrying students crashes in Baglung
Seven people have been injured when a van carrying students of Galkot Multiple Campus met with an accident on an internal road in Joikuti, Galkot Municipality-5, Baglung.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-22420 -
PM scheduled to respond to lawmakers' queries at HoR meeting today
The House of Representatives (HoR) is meeting at 1:00pm today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-20920 -
KMC bans smoking, violators to face Rs. 500 fine
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has enforced a ban on smoking in public places, effective from August 17, in a bid to curb health risks from tobacco consumption and passive smoking.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-19693 -
Raute Corridor to be built by Karnali government
The Karnali Provincial government plans to build a ‘Raute Corridor’ to support the endangered Raute community people。
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-19643 -
PIA records 42 flights in 2.5 years
The Pokhara Regional International Airport (PIA), a Rs. 22 billion project, was able to conduct only 42 international flights in the past more than two-and-a-half years.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-18578 -
Narayangadh-Muglin road section open for traffic
The Narayangadh-Muglin road section, which was blocked this morning due to a dry landslide, has been opened for traffic.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-17717 -
Works to build Bailey bridge begin in Rasuwagadhi
Ground and road levelling on the Chinese side has already been completed, while site preparation has also been finalised on the Nepali side.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-16636 -
Nepal exports power worth Rs. 17.5 bn to India, Bangladesh in 2024/25
Nepal exported electricity worth Rs. 17.46 billion to India and Bangladesh in 2024/25, marking significant growth despite overall weak export trade.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-9601 -
Exhibition Marks 70 Years of China-Nepal Ties
A painting exhibition celebrating the 70th anniversary of China-Nepal diplomatic relations opened recently in Kathmandu, jointly organized by the Silk Road Cities Alliance, the Nepal National Academy of Fine Arts, and th…
Source:SATV2025-8-8926 -
Dang, Banke, Bardiya receive extremely heavy rainfall
Dang, Bardiya, and Banke saw intense rainfall, with up to 227 mm recorded in 11 hours.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-5643 -
Basic hospital in Baglung prepares to provide dialysis service
Badigad’s 15-bed hospital to soon offer dialysis services with new equipment worth Rs 10 million.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-5432 -
PM Oli Arrives in Turkmenistan for UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries
PM KP Sharma Oli arrived in Turkmenistan for the Third UN LLDCs Conference and was officially welcomed at the airport.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-8-5610 -
Tourist numbers rise in Kanchenjunga region
Tourist arrivals in the Kanchenjunga region increased by nearly 24% in 2024/25, according to the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Office.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-5791 -
Manish Dhoju’s hyperrealist works on display
Takpa Gallery has launched ‘Divine Realm,’ Manish Dhoju’s first solo exhibition, showcasing 13 hyperrealistic graphite and charcoal artworks.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-8-3607 -
Gold price surges by Rs 3,400 per tola on Sunday
Gold price in the domestic market rose by Rs. 3,400 per tola on Sunday after several days of decline.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-8-3524 -
Up to 129 mm of rain in Jhapa in 24 hours
Up to 129 mm of rain fell in parts of Jhapa in 24 hours, prompting alerts for residents in low-lying areas.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-3619 -
Nation to mark National Millet Day today
Nepal is marking its first National Millet Day on Friday to promote millet’s role in food security, climate resilience, and healthy living.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-1425 -
Paddy Plantation Completed on 80,000 Hectares in Gandaki
About 85% of paddy transplantation was completed by late July, officials said.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-30308 -
Bhotekoshi River flooded again
The Bhoteskoshi River has been flooded again since early this morning, spreading alarm in the downstream areas.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-30928 -
Rain brings joy to drought-hit Madhes farmers
Rain brings joy to drought-hit Madhes farmers
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-29838 -
Karnali Corridor still without nine key bridges
Construction of nine bridges along the much-discussed tri-national Karnali Corridor road project is yet to commence.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-271091 -
Drinking water facility reaches 95% households in Myagdi
A total of 1,283 drinking water taps have been constructed in Myagdi.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-26584 -
Cracked paddy field in Madhesh, even in Monsoon (Photo Feature)
Madhesh Province, known as the country's bank of Paddy production, is facing dry and drought conditions this year, even in the Monsoon.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-26617 -
Influence of monsoon winds getting weak
The influence of monsoon winds is getting weak across the country now.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-25450 -
Unprecedented drought disrupts paddy plantation, triggers drinking water shortage in Madhes
Madhes Province, often known as Nepal’s grain basket, is currently grappling with an unprecedented drought.
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Construction of Miteri Bridge including other structures begins
Construction of structures, including the Miteri Bridge at Rasuwagadhi on the Nepal-China border, which was washed away by the severe floods and landslides of July 8, has started.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-231127 -
Three missing after tipper falls into Bheri River
A tipper truck has fallen into the Thulibheri River in Aathbiskot Municipality -14 of Rukum (West).
Source:krishnaTikTok2025-7-23687 -
Services of National ID partially disrupted
The Department of National Identity Card and Civil Registration stated that the services related to the national identity card have been partially disrupted.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-21626 -
Chitwan reports high rate of dengue infection
Dengue infection has been confirmed in 3,889 people in the district in the last Fiscal Year (FY) 2024/25.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-21487 -
Four injured in bus-car collision on Kaligandaki Corridor
Four people got injured when a car and a bus collided head-on in Khaireni, Baudikali Rural Municipality -3, Nawalpur, along the Kaligandaki Corridor.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-171052 -
Minor dies after falling into a septic tank
A girl child died after falling into a septic tank of the Bharatpur Hospital.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-16763 -
Night time vehicular movement banned along BP Highway
The District Administration Office, Kavrepalanchok, has decided to restrict the movement of both public and private vehicles along the BP Highway from 5:00 pm to 5:00 am daily, starting from mid-July to mid-August, 2025.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-16835 -
Kathmandu Valley seeing almost a dozen snakebite cases a day
On Sunday, nine snake-bite victims from Kathmandu Valley sought treatment at the emergency department of Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-7-151036 -
Two Nepali students die in accident in USA
The officials of Louisiana Tech University in the USA announced the passing of two Nepali students due to a vehicle crash.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-152385 -
Tilaurakot not included in Heritage list in 47th UNESCO Session
The proposal to include Tilaurakot in the UNESCO World Heritage List has not gone forward at the 47th session of UNESCO, held in Paris, France.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-14954 -
Adolescent girl shot dead
A person has been shot dead in Harinagar Rural Municipality-6 of Sunsari last night.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-14558 -
Chinese authorities release water from Kerung blocked by Lhende Stream flood
Work has begun on the Chinese side to release water that accumulated in the Kerung Stream after a flood in the Lhende Stream on Tuesday morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-13565 -
उत्तर कोरियाले रूसलाई युक्रेनसँगको युद्धमा विनासर्त समर्थन गर्ने प्रतिबद्धता जनाएको छ।
The House of Representatives is scheduled to meet today at 1:00 pm at the Federal Parliament Building in New Baneshwor.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-13602 -
Govt steps back from chobhar gorge intervention plan
The government has withdrawn its decision to remove gravel and five large boulders from the Chobhar Gorge in an effort to prevent obstructions in the flow of the Bagmati River during the monsoon season.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-12549 -
Madhes Province declared draught-hit zone
Madhes Province declared draught-hit zone
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-11606 -
Nepal's first sports science and training hub inaugurated
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Thursday inaugurated Nepal’s first High Performance Sports Training Centre and Sports Science and Research Center.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-11361 -
"From IC-814 to Pahalgam: Terrorism’s Persistent Shadow Over South Asia"
s countries in South Asia continue to grapple with ideological extremism, radical propaganda, and internal strife, the path they choose to confront terrorism—whether through military means or diplomatic dialogue—remain…
Source:SATV2025-7-101688 -
Free health camp benefits 158 locals in Khotang
A health camp organised at Halesi Tuwachung municipality-10 in Khotang district, has benefitted 158 locals.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-10303 -
Venomous Tarai snakes adapting in hills
Rising temperatures are pushing venomous snakes from Nepal’s Tarai plains into the country’s hilly regions, health experts have warned.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-10739 -
Early warning helped avert disaster in Lomanthang
As soon as Chief District Officer Bishnu Prasad Bhushal received the news of the flood in Upper Mustang, a public warning was issued for residents living near the river that joins the stream, urging them to stay alert.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-10587 -
Floods, landslides obstruct 10 major highways
Ten major highways across the country have been completely disrupted due to floods and landslides.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-9345 -
Health Minister announces provision of up to Rs 200,000 to patients with eight complex diseases
Minister for Health and Population Pradip Paudel has said that those enrolled in the health insurance program will now receive double the treatment assistance than before.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-9467

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