
Actress Madhoo Recalls Mohanlal Rescuing Her from Drunk Crowd in Nepal
Actress Madhoo recounted a harrowing experience in Nepal where actor Mohanlal intervened to rescue her from an unruly and intoxicated crowd.

Actress Madhoo recounted a harrowing experience in Nepal where actor Mohanlal intervened to rescue her from an unruly and intoxicated crowd.

Nepal's Cannes-winning film 'Elephants In The Fog' is making waves and changing the landscape of queer cinema in South Asia, indicating its significant cultural and artistic impact.

Scientists warn that the decline of wild bees, crucial for crop and flower survival, will lead to a loss of essential nutrients from human diets, revealing hidden health costs.
A Nepali security guard based in Abu Dhabi, UAE, has won a Dh30 million (approximately Rs 78 crore) lottery jackpot with four friends. He plans to use his winnings to build a house for his family and purchase a Mahindra Thar.
Nepal has ruled out third-party mediation in its border dispute with India, emphasizing a preference for bilateral resolution through existing mechanisms. The country seeks a partnership unconstrained by past anxieties.

A Nepal minister has expressed concerns over India-China border trade, reiterating Nepal's claim that regions like Lipulekh are part of its territory under the 1816 Sugauli Treaty.

Nepal's Foreign Minister, Shisir Khanal, embarked on a three-day visit to India to meet with Prime Minister Modi and External Affairs Minister Jaishankar. The visit aims to reset and strengthen bilateral relations between the two nations amidst ongoing boundary discussions.

Nepal's Rabi Lamichhane received a red carpet welcome in New Delhi, signaling a reset in ties between India and Kathmandu, with discussions also focusing on engaging youth.
Bhaktapur Municipality is accelerating efforts to renovate Siddhapokhari, a historic pond, as reported by Ratopati.

Nepal has rejected any third-party involvement, including from China and the UK, in its long-standing border issue with India, reaffirming its commitment to a bilateral approach.
Nepal is set to reopen the investigation into the 2001 royal palace massacre, an event that led to the deaths of King Birendra and several other members of the royal family.

Nepal's Prime Minister is set to expand the cabinet, with Sudan Gurung expected to be reappointed as home minister after previously resigning due to allegations related to his assets.
Nepal's foreign minister called for a renewed partnership with India, emphasizing the need to move beyond past anxieties and discuss dormant ties. He highlighted the shared heritage, stating, 'We're children of the same rivers.'

Nepalese guide Dawa Sherpa, who was presumed dead, recounted his harrowing six-day survival in the Everest death zone, subsisting on ice and chocolate. His family is now questioning the rescue efforts and considering legal action.

A Mount Everest climber recounted the moment he lost his guide, who subsequently survived alone for six days on the mountain. The climber shared details of the harrowing experience and the guide's remarkable resilience.
The brother of coaching educator Raushan Anand, who was implicated in the vandalism case involving Khan Sir's institute, has died under mysterious circumstances in Nepal. This development adds a new layer of intrigue to the high-profile case.
Hundreds of Nepalese youths were rescued from a sophisticated job scam in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh, India. Victims were lured with promises of employment, paid significant fees, and then faced confinement and exploitation.

Sudan Gurung has been reinstated as Nepal's Interior Minister by Balendra Shah after an investigation cleared him of financial wrongdoing, marking a significant U-turn in his political career.

An Everest guide survived extreme cold conditions by consuming only ice and chocolates, prompting a discussion on essential nutrition for survival in such environments.

Nepal's new government is calling for "open-heart" discussions with India to resolve their long-standing border dispute, emphasizing a desire to move past a "distorted, hyper-sensitive lens of 21st century geopolitics."

A Sherpa guide, initially presumed dead after falling into a crevasse on Mount Everest, was miraculously found alive after six days, surviving on chocolate and ice. His family has since filed a complaint, alleging he was abandoned and demanding an investigation into rescue delays.

A Sherpa guide who had been missing for six days on Mount Everest was found alive and rescued while crawling towards base camp. His family had already begun funeral rites, believing him to be dead.