The Deuba faction's adoption of a Hindu line has opened a new fault line within the Nepali Congress party, indicating internal ideological divisions.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discussing the challenges facing Nepal's economy and the need for more than just a two-thirds majority.

Subsidized rice has been delivered to Humla, Nepal, through a Chinese route, marking the first such delivery in seven years.

Nepal's labor market is experiencing a paradox of both high unemployment among workers and simultaneous shortages in specific labor sectors.

The race among ASEAN nations to become an AI hub is generating significant growth hopes, but also presents potential risks for workers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the environment.

Remarks made by Nepal's Prime Minister regarding 'mutual encroachment' have raised concerns among border experts, prompting the government to engage in damage control efforts.

US Under Secretary of State Rogers in Kathmandu  The Kathmandu Post

The Pakistani documentary 'The Emergency Exit,' by filmmakers Mahnoor Batool and Shahnawaz Khan, has won the Spirit of Doc Lab award in Kathmandu for its portrayal of life in conflict-hit areas like Parachinar.

Nepal is implementing a new system to open up competition for ambassadorial appointments. This initiative aims to reform the process of selecting diplomatic representatives.

An upcoming summit between China and the United States is garnering significant global attention, with an opinion piece suggesting it offers important opportunities for Nepal.

The Kathmandu Post explores how meditation has become a recognized subject within mainstream neuroscience, detailing its growing acceptance and study.

A Q&A session highlighted that social media often makes Everest ascents appear easy, but an expert warns that the reality of climbing the world's highest peak is far more challenging and dangerous.

Kami Rita Sherpa received a grand welcome in Kathmandu following his record-breaking 32nd summit of Mount Everest.

Relations between Nepal and India are entering an uncertain phase as Nepal's new government adopts a more assertive foreign policy. This shift could impact bilateral ties.

A Q&A discusses how the RSP (Rastriya Swatantra Party) is breaking traditional norms to achieve results, while asserting that it has no intention of circumventing the constitution.

The Chure hills in Nepal are weakening from years of overexploitation, leading to increased water stress across the Tarai region and raising environmental concerns.

Nepal is experiencing a shortage of cooking gas, not due to a lack of supply, but because many households are hoarding half-filled cylinders, preventing their circulation and exacerbating the scarcity.

Prime Minister Shah has announced that he will not undertake any foreign visits for the duration of one year.

The upgrade of the Dhankhola–Lamahi road has commenced as part of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Nepal Compact, aiming to improve infrastructure and connectivity.

Nepal has implemented a ban on three specific veterinary painkillers after they were linked to a significant number of vulture deaths. This measure aims to protect the critically endangered vulture population in the country.

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

India's envoy Misri is scheduled to visit Nepal, a trip that comes amidst a period of heightened diplomatic activity between the two countries.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

Renewed violence has broken out in India's Manipur state, causing fear among the Nepali-speaking community residing there.

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.

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

A Nepali individual returning from India shared their experience, stating that they spent more time searching for gas than working, underscoring the severe impact of gas shortages in Nepal. The situation affects daily life and productivity.

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

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.

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.

Articles examine current real estate market trends, including the idea that larger projects don't always equate to better outcomes. They also highlight the significant fluctuations observed in markets such as Nepal over the past three years.

The media industry in Nepal is battling for its survival, with many journalists facing difficulties in receiving their paychecks.

Tribhuvan University has declared its intention to reclaim land that has been encroached upon, but no concrete actions have been taken following this decision.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post provides an analysis of Nepal's health budget, examining how funds are being allocated and utilized.

The Nepal government has integrated various party manifestoes into a unified development roadmap, aiming for cohesive national progress.

Women are noting significant improvements in maternal and child health outcomes during their daughters-in-law's generation compared to their own experiences.

An opinion piece discusses tourism, culture, and development as the three key pillars contributing to Nepal's soft power on the global stage.

Nepali airlines are struggling with a dual challenge of spiking fuel costs and a significant drop in passenger numbers, leading to operational difficulties.

The release of ministers' asset details has ignited controversy in Nepal, leading to increased calls for greater transparency and accountability from public officials.

A recent Supreme Court verdict concerning Lumbini in Nepal is projected to impact a Rs70 billion investment and 10,000 jobs, raising economic concerns.

A Kathmandu Post article suggests it is premature to comment on the decorum of the Nepalese government's foreign policy, indicating ongoing developments or sensitivity.

Nepal Airlines continues to face financial challenges as its fleet of Chinese-made planes remains a costly burden for the national carrier.

Nepal is experiencing a significant outflow of billions in capital as a growing number of students choose to pursue their higher education in foreign countries.

The Kathmandu Post has published a new work of fiction titled 'You are my university, Aama'.

Nepal and India are working to prioritize key agendas in preparation for upcoming high-level diplomatic visits, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties and address mutual interests.

An opinion piece calls for a unified approach to health, emphasizing the importance of standing with science and advancing the 'One Health' concept.

Myanmar's military chief, Min Aung Hlaing, has reportedly stepped down from his current position and is now setting his sights on the presidency.

A prominent figure from the Gen Z movement has been appointed to helm the home ministry, marking a significant political development.

A family spanning two generations is living in a makeshift home constructed under a large boulder in Nepal, highlighting severe housing challenges.

Nepalese authorities have charged 32 individuals in connection with a fake rescue scam.

Non-resident Nepalis express interest in investing in domestic ventures but cite bureaucratic hurdles and safety concerns as significant deterrents.

Nepal's export market is largely driven by non-domestic goods, while high-value products face difficulties in gaining traction.

An opinion piece argues that current bans on cryptocurrency are ineffective and advocates for the implementation of regulatory frameworks instead.

A 67-year-old farmer on the outskirts of Kathmandu recounted a close encounter with a leopard in February, highlighting the challenges and realities of coexisting with wildlife in the Himalayan region. The incident involved a leopard toppling a parked motorcycle.

An H5N1 bird flu outbreak is spreading across Nepal's Kathmandu Valley, leading to the culling of over 600,000 birds and destruction of a million eggs, with scientists expressing concerns about potential viral mutation.

Nepal's Prime Minister ignited tensions with a recent address regarding Indian 'encroachments' along the border, prompting a swift clarification from officials in Kathmandu concerning the territorial dispute involving Kalapani, Lipulekh, and Limpiyadhura.

Adnan Al Rajeev's short film 'ALI' has been awarded the Best Short Film prize at the Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival (KIMFF).

New Delhi wanted to engage with Shah government. It will now start with RSP chairman  The Kathmandu Post

Nepal's judiciary has been allocated only 0.45 percent of the national budget, despite ongoing calls for a higher share.

The Pathao app has expanded its services to include helicopter bookings, offering users a new mode of transportation.

RSP chair Lamichhane is traveling to India amidst ongoing uncertainty surrounding a potential visit by Prime Minister Shah.

The Sri Lankan Embassy in Kathmandu celebrated International Tea Day 2026, highlighting the cultural and economic significance of tea.

Mount Everest has achieved new records for the number of climbing permits issued, revenue generated, and the highest number of single-day summits.

Indian authorities are set to monitor a Boeing fuel-switch test, which is linked to an incident involving an Air India flight in London, according to recently revealed documents.

Following the World Health Organization's declaration of a public health emergency, Nepal has intensified its Ebola surveillance measures to monitor and prevent any potential spread of the virus within its borders.

In Nepal, opposition parties are demanding that the Speaker of Parliament compel the Prime Minister to attend parliamentary sessions, highlighting a political standoff.

A proposed visit by Misri to Kathmandu has been deferred, while India has extended an invitation to Nepal for a big cat summit, indicating ongoing diplomatic interactions between the two nations.

A meeting between Nepal and India has focused on measures to minimize flood hazards associated with the Koshi and Gandak river projects.

An individual named Gor has concluded a visit to Nepal, describing the engagement as highly productive.

Sergio Gor, a special envoy for Donald Trump, is scheduled to arrive in Nepal tomorrow to seek a meeting with Prime Minister Shah.

The UAE is reportedly reviewing its multilateral relationships following its exit from OPEC, though an official has stated that no further departures from international bodies are planned.

Prominent Nepali thought leaders have gathered at Harvard and MIT for the inaugural 'Nepal Discourse' event, fostering discussions on various topics.

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.

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.

Police in Nepal have arrested former minister Bikram Pandey.

A severe and persistent heatwave is affecting Nepal's Tarai region, bringing daily life to a near standstill.

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.

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.

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.

Madhesh crackdown on Indian-registered vehicles sparks political unrest

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

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

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

The Kathmandu Post reports that a closure of the Hormuz Strait would have significant negative consequences for global economic growth.

Nepal's women's cricket team is traveling to Rwanda with aspirations of winning the T20I Challenge Trophy.

Bullion prices have reportedly rebounded after experiencing a dip earlier in the week, indicating a recovery in the precious metals market.

A deadly street clash in Lalitpur was reportedly sparked by a wrong number, leading to tragic consequences.

Fifteen local administrative levels in Nepal have been placed on dengue alert following a significant rise in infections across the country.

The Kathmandu Post has published an opinion piece exploring the lasting legacy of B.R. Ambedkar and drawing lessons from his work that are relevant for Nepal.

The remote area of Saipal in Bajhang, Nepal, is celebrating the return of a local government office after decades.

China is reportedly pressuring Nepal to maintain distance from activities related to Tibet and Taiwan.

An article delves into the concept of 'ink that speaks,' exploring themes related to written expression, memory, and what is conveyed or forgotten.

Nepal is reportedly preparing a plan to reclaim land currently held by various party-affiliated trade unions across the country.

The Kathmandu Post reports on growing concerns regarding the shrinking space for civil society and a perceived lack of accountability, exacerbated by a weak political opposition in Nepal.

A pilot program for monkey sterilisation has commenced in Diktel, Nepal, aiming to manage the monkey population and address related issues in the area.

Nepal is exploring the establishment of a specialized 'infrastructure court' to expedite the resolution of disputes related to large-scale projects. This initiative aims to streamline legal processes and facilitate infrastructure development.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post argues that sustained economic growth is the necessary solution for stocks amidst current market uncertainty.

Nepal is facing challenges in achieving its measles elimination goal, with reports indicating that the target is becoming increasingly difficult to meet.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post examines how Mundhum, the indigenous religion and philosophy of the Kirat people, is influencing their political consciousness.

India's Prime Minister Modi has extended an invitation to Balendra Shah, the mayor of Kathmandu, to visit India, as revealed by Nepal's foreign minister Khanal.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discusses the existence of foreign interference in Nepal and proposes that it is a manageable issue.

A review critiques a story, noting its attempt to evoke strong emotions, suggesting it tries too hard to be heartbreaking.

A report by The Kathmandu Post reveals a $20 million fraudulent rescue scheme in Nepal, where insurance companies are being scammed through practices like lacing Mt. Everest hikers' food to force rescues.

A chartered flight has been arranged to repatriate Nepali citizens who are currently stranded in Kuwait.

Balendra Shah, a popular former rapper and 35-year-old former mayor of Kathmandu, has become the prime minister of Nepal, embodying hopes for significant change in a country plagued by political instability and corruption.

Kathmandu University has been ranked 122nd in the HE Higher Education Ranking 2026, a notable achievement for the institution.

Leaders of Nepal's Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) are involved in hectic discussions and negotiations regarding the allocation of cabinet positions.

Sagar Pandey is known for his readiness to respond to calls for snake rescue, highlighting his dedication to wildlife conservation.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post exploring how Nepali diaspora literature addresses themes of borders and belonging.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discussing a situation where the state reportedly kept only one copy of something.

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.

India and Nepal have reviewed the progress of the Raxaul-Kathmandu rail link and other cross-border railway projects.

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.

The Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival (KIMFF) has taken place, showcasing films related to mountains, mountaineering, and mountain culture.

Nepali Prime Minister Shah stated that India has encroached on Nepali land, while also acknowledging that Nepal has encroached on India's territory. The remarks highlight ongoing border disputes between the two nations.

Nepal's Finance Minister Wagle is reportedly preparing to present a new budget that features a significant deficit, surpassing the established fiscal ceiling.

Nepal is inviting bids from consultants to prepare the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the proposed Kathmandu Valley electric rail project.

Measles is rapidly spreading across Nepal due to a critical vaccine shortage, prompting experts to warn of a potential crisis similar to Bangladesh.

Journalist Kishor Shrestha has denied bribery allegations stemming from an audio recording controversy involving former home minister Gurung.

Despite the monsoon season not yet having officially set in, Nepal's Karnali region is already experiencing significant rain losses, according to reports from The Kathmandu Post.

Uber has officially launched its ride-sharing service in Nepal's Kathmandu Valley, expanding its global presence to the region.

Nepal is urgently seeking fertilizer imports from India to ensure adequate supplies ahead of the crucial paddy cultivation season. The move aims to support agricultural productivity and food security in the country.

Nepal has undertaken an administrative overhaul, cutting the number of federal ministries to 18 as part of efforts to streamline government operations.

Hundreds of squatters in Kathmandu are protesting the Nepalese government's decision to dismantle their structures.

A large 59-member Tharu joint family in Bardiya, Nepal, has reportedly split, leading to the formation of a new settlement.

Nepal is celebrating the restoration of a centuries-old Buddha statue, stolen in the 1980s, to its original temple in Kathmandu after its return from New York.

Draft guidelines in Nepal suggest a comprehensive technological upgrade for the public transportation system, aiming to modernize services and improve efficiency.

The introduction of smokeless stoves is providing significant relief and improving living conditions in rural kitchens across Nepal, addressing health and environmental concerns.

An opinion piece discusses the evolving threat posed by the 'pink eye' variant of H5N1 bird flu and raises concerns about its potential for global spread.

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

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

The United States and China are actively pushing their competing priorities and agendas in Kathmandu, highlighting the geopolitical rivalry in the region.

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.

Six months after tens of thousands of young people filled Kathmandu's streets, Nepal finds itself in a paradoxical situation where the old political order collapsed faster than a new one could replace it, following digitally organized protests.

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.

Croatian Chef Matija Bogdan, who climbed Ama Dablam in January 2024, has officially begun his new journey to the Himalayas, flying to Kathmandu on April 8th, as he prepares for an Everest ascent.

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 Kathmandu Post features a profile on an influential woman who is challenging established norms and making significant changes in her field. The article highlights her journey and impact.

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.

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.

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

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.

Thousands of Nepalese gathered in Thimi, near Kathmandu, to celebrate the 'Sindoor Jatra' festival, part of the Bisket Jatra, marking the Nepali New Year on April 15, 2026.

The residences of Agrawal and Bhatta were raided as part of an ongoing money laundering investigation in Nepal.

Former minister Deepak Khadka is facing an investigation into allegations of corruption and tax evasion.

The story 'Ram Naam Satya' introduces a mysterious vigilante who takes on corrupt individuals.

Lawmakers in Nepal are set to have their secretarial assistance reinstated, a benefit that had previously been scrapped by the Karki government.

A report indicates that Nepal Police are increasingly resorting to shooting drug suspects, but this tactic has not led to a reduction in drug-related crime.

An opinion piece criticizes the Nepalese government for allegedly abandoning a proposed apology to the Dalit community without public acknowledgment or explanation.

A report details the ongoing efforts to bring ‘Seto Dharti’ to life, likely referring to a cultural project, performance, or literary work.

Demolitions around Nepal's Phewa Lake have been halted, bringing to light a dispute over buffer zones and allegations of selective enforcement.

UNICEF has stepped in to supply vitamin A for Nepal's upcoming nationwide campaign, following the government's failure to meet its procurement deadline.

The Kathmandu Post publishes an article questioning the current state and challenges facing Nepal's private press.

An art exhibition titled 'Like a Rising River' is dedicated to exploring and celebrating the experiences and narratives of Nepali women through various artistic mediums.

An expert advises Nepal's Congress and UML parties to reform provincial governance for their own benefit, suggesting critical issues within the current system.

The Karnali solar project is poised to bring clean energy to Jumla, Nepal, aiming to illuminate the region with sustainable power.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discusses the perceived ease of converting petrol vehicles to electric vehicles and raises questions about the actual safety implications of such conversions.

An article delves into the reasons behind the Indian media's notable interest in Balendra Shah.

The Nepali film 'Elephants in the Fog' has been chosen to be screened in the prestigious Un Certain Regard section at the Cannes Film Festival.

Monkeys were observed sitting on a Buddha statue at the ancient religious site of Swayambu Stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 7, 2026.

Explores class as the central antagonist

Kathmandu's parent company is in the red, with its chair planning to exit amidst efforts to raise capital to address financial challenges.

The Detailed Project Report (DPR) has been completed for the new Raxaul-Kathmandu rail line project, marking a significant step forward for the Indo-Nepal rail link.