Communal violence in Nepal has resulted in three deaths and led to a widening curfew, prompting the Prime Minister to appeal for calm.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has appealed for calm and extended curfews to new areas as the death toll from recent violence has risen to three.

Nepal has seen a 20 percent increase in its tiger population, reaching an estimated 429, which has led to concerns about potential human-wildlife conflict.

A Pakistani national, identified as Louis Nighat Arther Bano, escaped from a Nepalese jail and illegally entered India, subsequently being convicted by a court in Tripura.

Following cuts to USAID funding by the Trump administration, many aid workers in Nepal have reportedly been forced to turn to sex work to survive, part of a larger global job loss impacting the sector.

An Associated Press post regarding USAID cuts has backfired, drawing criticism and questions from the public about taxpayer-funded jobs for transgender individuals in Nepal.

Nepal's Gen Z protestors have returned to the streets, not merely to replace a government, but to demand a more accountable administration.

An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.2 struck western Nepal, according to reports.

Protests are currently testing Balen Shah's promise of change in Nepal, raising questions about the stability and effectiveness of his administration.

Nepal's Prime Minister urged calm as three people were killed amidst Hindu-Muslim unrest, prompting authorities to enforce curfews and pledge to restore peace and unity in the affected areas.

A curfew has been imposed in a district in Nepal near the Indian border following communal violence that resulted in one death and injuries to 22 others, including 13 security personnel.

A curfew has been extended indefinitely in parts of Nepal bordering India, following an outbreak of violence. Prime Minister Shah expressed grief over the incidents.

One person was killed in Nepal's Sunsari district following a dispute over procession music, leading authorities to impose an indefinite curfew across five market areas as security forces were deployed.

Nepal has introduced new regulations for Mount Everest climbers, requiring aspiring mountaineers to first summit a 7,000-meter peak to reduce overcrowding and enhance safety.

Nepal is reportedly considering a new regulation that would require climbers to first scale a 7,000-meter peak before attempting to summit Mount Everest.

A Romanian mountaineer has shared details of his ambitious 2,200 km sea-to-sea journey and his ongoing quest to conquer the Seven Summits, including Mount Everest.

Aid workers in Nepal, left jobless due to cuts in USAID funding, are reportedly turning to sex work as a means of survival.

A man from Nepal beat his father to death with an iron rod in a Bengaluru apartment complex, two days after the father started a new job as a security guard and the son arrived seeking employment.

Clashes have spread in Nepal's Tarai region, with the death toll now reaching three, prompting Balendra Shah to vow stern action.

After eight months, the body of Bikram Lama, a former international student from Nepal who died while sleeping rough in Sydney's Hyde Park, is being repatriated, bringing peace to his grieving mother.

New proposed regulations for Everest expeditions are expected to raise the overall costs for climbers but also aim to elevate the safety and environmental standards on the mountain.

Nepal has eased post-demonetisation restrictions on Indian currency, now allowing citizens and Indian travelers to carry up to ₹25,000 in ₹200 and ₹500 notes. This change simplifies currency rules for visitors from India.

Nepal's central bank has confirmed its intention to mint a one-rupee coin featuring a map that includes disputed territories, a move likely to spark diplomatic tensions.

An Associated Press video detailing how transgender aid workers in Nepal turned to sex work after USAID funding cuts ignited fierce conservative backlash regarding taxpayer funding priorities.

Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah has reportedly broken his self-imposed diplomatic rule regarding India and China, with senior government sources indicating that official dates for related engagements are likely to be confirmed soon.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balen has ended his snub of foreign envoys amidst protests, scheduling one-on-one talks with both the Indian and Chinese ambassadors on the same day.

Nepal has reportedly removed the disputed Kalapani-Lipulekh map from its Re 1 coin, signaling a potential shift in its stance on the territorial issue.