Nepal expresses its ambition to establish itself as a data centre hub, but currently lacks the necessary regulatory framework to achieve this goal.

Climbers on Mount Everest have successfully cleared a route past a massive and dangerous ice block, paving the way for others to ascend. This effort ensures a safer passage for expeditions.

A new ICIMOD report highlights that seasonal snow cover in the Hindu Kush Himalayan region has reached its lowest in over two decades, continuing a four-year decline and threatening water security for two billion people across ten major Asian river basins.

Authorities in Nepal's capital have demolished more than 1,200 illegal structures along riverbanks as part of a beautification initiative.

Authorities in Nepal have carried out demolitions of illegal settlements located in the capital city of Kathmandu.

Specialized 'Icefall Doctors' are working to clear glacial ice that has sealed the gateway to Mount Everest's summit, preventing hundreds of climbers from reaching the top.

A multi-million dollar flood warning system, intended to protect thousands of lives near Mount Everest, has reportedly been left to rust and is no longer functional.

A significant glacier block has caused delays in the crucial route-setting process on Mount Everest. This obstruction is impacting climbers' preparations for the upcoming season.

India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that it remains engaged on developments regarding reports that Nepal may impose customs duty on goods.

An article delves into the anticipated viral skincare trends for 2025, examining which products and practices are genuinely effective.

A woman has died during an abortion procedure in Butwal, Nepal, with her family alleging medical negligence as the cause of death.

Questions are being raised and information is being sought regarding the financial conduct of Nepal's Home Minister, with details on what is known and unknown about the matter.

Tensions in West Asia have severely affected Nepal's tourism industry, leading to a significant drop in bookings.

The Home Minister is reportedly facing significant criticism, both online from the public and internally from members of his own political party. The nature of the criticism suggests growing discontent with his performance or recent actions.

Many youth-led protests around the world have failed to bring meaningful change. But in Nepal, a new government is promising to do things differently.

US Assistant Secretary of State Samir Paul Kapur is scheduled to visit Nepal on Monday.

The Kathmandu Post explores Matatirtha Aunsi, describing it as a cultural practice that encourages quiet transformation and reflection.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discusses ways to enhance the process of appointing ambassadors.

In a candid discussion, chief ministers from Nepal's provinces urged the Prime Minister to grant more power and autonomy to the provincial governments.

Petroleum prices in Nepal have been raised for the fifth time within a 31-day period, indicating ongoing fluctuations in fuel costs.

Nepal has established a committee tasked with probing the assets of politicians and government officials, signaling a move towards greater transparency and accountability in public service.

A new dating trend encourages individuals to log off from online platforms and engage in in-person meetings, shifting away from digital interactions.

An opinion piece highlights the critical data concerning Nepal's migrant workers that the new government must address, emphasizing the socio-economic importance of this demographic.

The Everest climbing route through the treacherous Khumbu Icefall has finally opened, following a 19-day delay.

Nepal has formally raised objections with China regarding the construction of a safety wall along the Bhote Koshi River, citing concerns over the project.

Authorities are preparing for impending crackdowns on encroachment in the Nepali cities of Rautahat, Butwal, and Pokhara.

The Kathmandu Post explores how cycling, once a fundamental mode of transport for daily life, has largely transitioned into a recreational activity.

A significant wildfire is currently sweeping through Bardiya National Park in Nepal, causing widespread damage.

Nepal's consul in Hong Kong is facing criticism for allegedly assisting a fugitive couple, the Deubas.

The opening of the climbing route on Mount Everest has been postponed due to the presence of a massive ice tower, posing a significant hazard to climbers.

A large chunk of glacier ice is blocking the route up Mount Everest, preventing Sherpas from preparing the path during the peak climbing season.

Nepal's traditional political establishment, facing a weakened position, is reportedly turning inward. This shift suggests a focus on internal dynamics rather than broader engagement.

Nepal has resumed issuing work permits for Gulf countries after the Iran conflict temporarily halted labor migration, impacting a significant portion of its economy.

Mount Everest continues to attract climbers to Nepal, even with rising costs, as China's northern route remains closed to expeditions.

Nepalese Minister Gurung has stated his commitment to cooperate with an ongoing investigation into his alleged links with Deepak Bhatta, facing scrutiny amid the probe.

Madhesis are protesting Nepal's new customs duty on goods over NRs 100, with ruling party MPs also raising objections.

Local administrative units in Nepal are reportedly defying the federal school calendar, with Bhaktapur following suit.

The Kathmandu Post discusses the importance of bringing to light and addressing issues that have historically been suppressed or ignored.

Nepal is set to launch an investigation into the assets of seven former prime ministers, the ex-king, and hundreds of ministers and bureaucrats as part of an anti-corruption drive.

The Kathmandu Post features a story about a woman who is challenging established norms and 'rewriting the rules' in her field or society. The article celebrates her innovative approach and impact.

The Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) has updated its trading regulations, now permitting investors to place orders 24 hours a day.

Nepal has launched a new initiative to issue licenses 24 hours a day, starting from Wednesday, aiming to improve public services.

A ride-hailing law in Nepal has not been implemented, despite previous court orders for its enforcement.

A crucial path for climbers on Mount Everest has been cleared following a massive ice block, though experts continue to warn of potential risks from further ice collapses and overcrowding at the summit.

People collected their remaining belongings at the site of demolished squatter settlements in Kathmandu, Nepal, a day after the government began clearing squatters from riverbanks in the Kathmandu Valley.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balen Shah completes his first month in office, a period characterized by ministerial resignations and a drive for reforms, which has generated both hope and unease.

Squatter settlements located on the Bagmati riverbanks have been razed, leaving residents facing an uncertain future.

Women in Nepal's Karnali region, who once depended on family support, are now successfully owning and operating their own businesses, marking a significant economic shift.

Authorities in Nepal's capital have begun demolishing squatter settlements, a move that has drawn attention to housing issues and urban development challenges.

Nepal is experiencing significant political turmoil, with its parliament suspended and the Home Minister resigning from his post. These developments come amidst an ongoing probe into financial conduct.

Nepal's Home Minister, Gurung, has resigned from the month-old government following scrutiny over his financial conduct. This marks the second ministerial departure from the new administration.

A visiting US official is advocating for a better environment for American investment in Nepal.

Nepal is experiencing an increase in human-wildlife conflict, particularly with rhinos and tigers, as their populations grow, prompting efforts in education and training around Chitwan National Park to address the issue.

Kathmandu authorities have announced a plan to sterilize over 10,000 street dogs this year as part of an animal control initiative.

The 'Newa beats' movement is gaining traction, described as 'breaking silence' and emphasizing Newa cultural and musical expression.

Nepal's Supreme Court has ruled to recognize the Gagan Thapa faction as the official Nepali Congress party, resolving an internal dispute.

Even with historically low interest rates making loans more affordable, potential borrowers are showing reluctance to take on new debt, indicating broader economic caution.

An opinion article explores the themes of wealth, professionalism, and political responsibility within the context of the Nepali calendar year Bikram Sambat 2082.

The Jiri hills in Nepal are currently covered in a stunning display of white rhododendrons, marking a beautiful seasonal natural event.

Nepal has taken action to stop an unauthorized IVF consultation camp that was being conducted by Indian doctors, citing regulatory non-compliance.

The city of Butwal in Nepal has initiated a campaign to clear encroached footpaths and illegal roadside structures.

Another group of 46 Nepalis has been rescued from Cambodia, where they were reportedly trapped in scam job operations.

The Nepalese government's characterization of the country as a 'buffer state' has drawn disagreement from foreign policy experts, prompting a debate on its international standing.