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National men’s cricket team booked a spot in the upcoming games in Nagoya after Malaysia secured a nine-wicket victory over China in Singapore.
Nepal plans sunset law to fast-track stalled infrastructure projects
The proposed legislation would set strict timelines for land acquisition, environmental approvals and other procedures, while empowering a high-level committee led by prime minister to intervene in st
Finance Bill revised multiple times in days, drawing scrutiny over process
Multiple changes to tax provisions and rates after budget presentation prompt criticism from former finance ministers, who question whether due procedure was followed and warn of possible policy uncer
Russian drones, missiles strike Ukraine in major attack; 10 dead, dozens wounded
Intensified strikes follow days of warnings from Kyiv and Moscow as fighting escalates across major cities and energy infrastructure.
UML to replace ministers in Lumbini government ahead of budget
Four ministers resign on party’s order as UML moves to induct new faces amid power-sharing tussle with Congress.
Nepal make winning start to ACC Women’s Premier Cup
Kathmandu, June 3 Nepal made a winning start to the ACC Women’s Premier Cup underway in Malaysia, defeating Qatar by eight wickets in their opening match on Wednesday. Chasing a target of 77 run
APF investigates death of constable found in Mahakali River after going missing during patrol
An Armed Police Force (APF) constable who had gone on a border patrol has died under suspicious circumstances. APF constable Om Prakash Pun Magar, stationed at the Parigaun Border Out Post (BOP) in Da
Lalitkala Campus to host five-day International Music Festival
Tribhuvan University’s Lalitkala Campus and Shree Ram Chandra Mandir are jointly organising a five-day International Music Festival starting on June 13. According to the organisers, the festival
Indian tourists return to Nepal in record numbers as new travel trends reshape the market
Visa-free access, easier payments, the revival of the Kailash Manasarovar pilgrimage and affordable airfares are drawing Indian travellers back to Nepal.
UML ministers in Lumbini government resign en masse
Ghorahi (Dang), June 3 CPN (UML)’s ministers in Lumbini province government have resigned en masse today. Minister for Physical Infrastructure Development, Bhumishwor Dhakal, shared that they ha
Panel probing former home minister Gurung gets five-day extension
Committee says statement recording and fact-finding are complete, but more time is needed to analyse evidence and prepare its report.
Elephant tusks stolen from the President’s Office
Two elephant tusks that were displayed on the walls of Sheetal Niwas, the President’s Office, have been found to have been stolen. Police have arrested several individuals in connection with the
Prime Minister’s Office to take charge of IT and digital governance
Government has dissolved key IT agencies and shifted them under the prime minister’s office as a new central structure is being readied.
Nepal look to end Bangladesh’s final curse
The Nepali women’s football team, which has reached the final six times out of seven editions held so far and lost each time, was beaten by Bangladesh in the finals of the last two editions. Thi
No third-party role in Nepal-India border issue, says Indian foreign ministry
New Delhi reiterated bilateral mechanisms as the basis for resolving boundary matters after Prime Minister Shah mentioned talks with UK and China.
Finance Bill revised four times in days, drawing scrutiny over process
Multiple changes to tax provisions and rates after budget presentation prompt criticism from former finance ministers, who question whether due procedure was followed and warn of possible policy uncer
Starlink seeks Nepal entry, but law blocks full foreign ownership
Company’s senior official meets communications minister in Kathmandu. Minister Timilsina says Starlink must follow Nepali law.
Nepal Bar Association criticises PM Shah’s remarks on border issue
Lawyers’ body says comments made in Parliament undermine Nepal’s position on territorial disputes and national unity.
Parliament consumed by controversies as public issues take a back seat
Prime Minister Shah’s border-related remarks and procedural disputes have repeatedly disrupted the budget session amid opposition protests and boycotts.
India’s viral ‘Cockroach’ youth group plans street protest in challenge to Modi
Founder Abhijeet Dipke calls for protest against education minister as online movement channels youth anger over exam leaks, unemployment and inflation.