- Friday, 14 November 2025
Singha Durbar Vaidyakhana
Nepal’s oldest medicine factory struggles to survive
Vaidyakhana, Nepal’s oldest herbal medicine production factory, established 400 years ago, is currently struggling to survive.
Online voter's name list registration through National ID Card
The citizens who wish to register themselves in the voter's name list can do this through National Identity Card.
Posters of Mirmire released
Two posters promoting the film 'Mirmire', featuring the lead actors, have been officially released. The film is directed by Yam Shrepa.
NEA collects Rs. 238mln as tariff dues from 35 companies
NEA has to collect a sum of Rs. 5 billion 945 million from these 35 companies as the premium tariff dues for using electricity through dedicated and trunk lines during the load-shedding period from 2015 to 2018.
Nation
Nepal’s oldest medicine factory struggles to survive
Vaidyakhana, Nepal’s oldest herbal medicine production factory, established 400 years ago, is currently struggling to survive.
Online voter's name list registration through National ID Card
The citizens who wish to register themselves in the voter's name list can do this through National Identity Card.
PM Karki discusses possibility of inter-constituency voting
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said it was necessary to give a thought to the practicability of the inter-constituency voting.
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PM Karki directs to expedite work to bring NAC aircraft into operation
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has directed the Nepal Airlines Corporation authorities to bring the engine of the A-320 aircraft, currently in Israel, swiftly to resume operations through the aircraft.
World
I can't take any more of this, Andrew told Epstein, released emails show
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor told Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell "I can't take any more of this", when he was first alerted 14 years ago that a British newspaper was about to run a report about the trio.
Business
Oxen shortage drives farmers toward modern threshing tools
Farmers in Lamjung are currently busy harvesting and storing paddy, but unlike in the past, the festive joy once associated with this season has largely faded.
NEA collects Rs. 238mln as tariff dues from 35 companies
NEA has to collect a sum of Rs. 5 billion 945 million from these 35 companies as the premium tariff dues for using electricity through dedicated and trunk lines during the load-shedding period from 2015 to 2018.
World Bank projects Nepal's economic growth to slow amid political transition
The World Bank (WB) has said that reflecting the recent unrest and heightened political and economic uncertainty, Nepal's real GDP growth is projected to slow to 2.1 percent in FY26 in the baseline scenario, with a potential range of 1.5 to 2.6 percent.
NAC resumes four flights a week at Resunga airport
The Nepal Airlines had been making flight at Resunga airport only once in a week (Thursday) for the past five months after the NA twin otter aircraft went dysfunctional.
Sports
Lalitpur Queens advance to EWVL final
Lalitpur Queens almost secured a spot in the final of the Everest Women's Volleyball League, courtesy of Kathmandu Spikers lower set ratio.
Interview
ICT, agriculture our main focus in Nepal: Park
Park Tae-young is the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Nepal. Park joined public service in 1996. He holds an MA degree in International Trade Policy fr
Elections will be free, fair, credible and impartial: Bhandari
The election to the House of Representatives (HoR) is scheduled for March 5, 2026, following the political transition that emerged after the recent Gen-Z uprising, which led to the formation of an interim govern
Society
Government hopeful of successful conduct of election, eager to hand power: Home Minister
Minister for Home Affairs, Om Prakash Aryal, has said that the government is eager to hand over power to the people’s elected representatives by holding the election on the announced date.