The government's decision to provide Rs 1 million compensation to families of those killed in politically sensitive incidents has become an established practice, but it is based on policy decisions rather than a legal mandate.
Nepal Railway suspends cross-border train operations until further notice following a curfew imposed in Janakpur over security concerns.
CIB detains former telecom regulator chief over alleged irregularities involving Smart Telecom's state-owned assets and expands investigation into the controversial Ncell share deal.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has formed a government negotiation committee to begin formal talks with protesting microfinance victims, aiming to address their concerns through dialogue.
The Department of Transport Management has urged drivers with licenses expiring within a year to renew them, allowing them to receive a new license valid for 10 years under the revised system.
Rising temperatures and recurring heatwaves are no longer just an environmental concern for Europe, as wildfires and extreme weather increasingly disrupt economic activity, productivity, and long-term growth.
Nepal's National Security Council has reviewed the country's security situation, emphasizing stronger coordination among security agencies to preserve social harmony, national unity, and improve disaster response.
A second injured victim has died while undergoing treatment following the violent clash between police and locals in Dewanganj, Sunsari, as authorities continue investigating the incident.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle is set to hold discussions with leading industrialists on budget implementation, investment promotion, and improving Nepal's industrial environment.
The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) will adjust VAT paid on electricity consumed in Asar against customers' upcoming Bhadra bills, ending confusion over the new tax implementation.
NMB Bank will invest NPR 1.24 billion in the 9 MW Khimti-Ghawang Small Hydropower Project, supporting Nepal's renewable energy expansion through sustainable financing.
Nepal has continued exporting surplus electricity during the monsoon season, with daily power demand reaching 73,629 MWh while domestic generation remains sufficient to meet national consumption without imports from India.