- Tuesday, 25 November 2025
Thieves lift railway motor points, Customs Yard without power
Following the signing of the revised protocol to the Nepal-India Transit Treaty, there has been excitement over the possibility of cargo trains reaching the Integrated Check Post (ICP) in Biratnagar-18.
Rs. 5 billion released to EC for elections
The Ministry of Finance has allocated nearly Rs. 5 billion to the Election Commission for the upcoming House of Representatives election, scheduled for March 5, 2026.
Rampur to host sacred Ram Sita Vivah Mahotsav
Ram Sita Vivah Mahotsav is being held on Tuesday at Sita Kunda, the sacred religious site in Rampur Municipality-3 of Palpa. Rampur Municipality is organising the
Tea tariffs cause headaches
A tax on tea once sparked rebellion. This time, it's just causing headaches. Importers of the prize
Nation
Thieves lift railway motor points, Customs Yard without power
Following the signing of the revised protocol to the Nepal-India Transit Treaty, there has been excitement over the possibility of cargo trains reaching the Integrated Check Post (ICP) in Biratnagar-18.
Rs. 5 billion released to EC for elections
The Ministry of Finance has allocated nearly Rs. 5 billion to the Election Commission for the upcoming House of Representatives election, scheduled for March 5, 2026.
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Prime Minister Karki felicitates blind women's T-20 World Cup runners-up team
Prime Minister Sushila Karki invited the blind women national cricket team members who finished runner-up in the recently concluded T-20 World Cup to Baluwatar to congratulate them for holding the heads of Nepal and the Nepalis high.
Gokarneswor municipality laying emphasis on transforming TVET into formal education
The municipality is set to provide three-month short-term training on maintenance of electric vehicles (EV) as part of the iLab under the TVET programme being implemented in collaboration between the Kathmandu University School of Education (KUSOED) and ETH Zurich, with technical support from the Swiss Development Corporation.
World
How will China peak coal, oil use in its climate push
China's shift toward clean energy has gained momentum since 2020, when the country pledged to peak carbon emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060.
Business
Tea tariffs cause headaches
A tax on tea once sparked rebellion. This time, it's just causing headaches. Importers of the prize
Special Economic Zone (SEZ) rates to be reduced to Rs 5 per month
The meeting also decided to accept the EU's assistance of 23.58 million Euros for the 'Green and Reliable Energy for Economic Prosperity in Nepal' project. Similarly, Minister Pun said that the government has approved the Electricity Regulatory Commission to become a member of the 'South Asia for Infrastructure Regulation'.
Farmers yearn for hassle-free harvest, plantation
As were the previous years, the plight and worries the farmers are facing this year are the same- short supply of chemical fertilizers and seed, and adversity caused by the unseasonal rains.
Barren hillside transformed into apple orchard
The once barren hillsides of Mulkharak in Ajirkot Rural Municipality-2 have transformed into vibrant orchards as the fragrance of newly ripened apples fills the air. What was once an
Sports
Sudurpachim Royals defeats Karnali Yaks by 45 runs
Sudurpachim Royals defeated Karnali Yaks by 45 runs in the Nepal Premier League (NPL) match played in the TU International Cricket Ground, Kritipur.
Interview
Technology can be used to ensure voting rights for Nepalis living abroad: Upreti
As Nepal gears up for the mid-term elections scheduled for March 5, 2026, expectations are particularly high among the nation’s youth and the millions of Nepalis
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
Society
'Work in progress to convene next parliament's meeting from new building'
Minister for Urban Development Kulman Ghising has informed that construction of the Federal parliament building has been intensified in a way to convene the first parliamentary meeting after the House of Representatives (HoR) election to be held on coming March 5.