Nepal

The "broad unity" between the party and the Kathmandu Mayor comes ahead of the upcoming House of Representatives elections next year.

Nepal unveils the new Dhaulagiri–Annapurna trail for an off-road Himalayan adventure — all you need to know

Discover Nepal’s newly launched Dhaulagiri–Annapurna Trail, an off-road trekking route offering pristine forests, panoramic Himalayan views, rural village life, and untouched wilderness. Learn why this emerging trail is becoming a top choice for adventure seekers.

Earthquake of magnitude 4.1 strikes Nepal

In a post on X, NCS noted that the earthquake occurred at 8:13 AM at a depth of 5 kilometres

Nepal’s new Rs 100 note with disputed areas unsettles India: Why New Delhi has objected strongly

At the centre of the controversy are three areas. Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura. These regions lie along the western edge of Nepal near Uttarakhand and have long been claimed by India as its sovereign territory.

Nepal president approves deployment of army for March 5 polls

The President endorsed the government’s decision to deploy the army to strengthen election security.

Curfew reimposed in Nepal’s Bara after fresh clashes between Gen-Z protesters and UML cadres

Clashes that first broke out earlier this week escalated when groups of young demonstrators, who have been driving recent waves of political activism, came into direct confrontation with UML cadres during a series of tense face-offs.

Active human evolution seen alive on the Tibetan Plateau, new study claims

Scientists report unusual biological patterns on the Tibetan Plateau, hinting at live human evolution in action. A new study now explores what might be driving these changes.

Why Pakistani rapper Talha Anjum waved the Indian flag at Nepal concert and why it sparked debate

Pakistani rapper Talha Anjum sparked a cross-border storm after a Nepal concert video showed him waving and wearing the Indian flag, triggering intense online debate with reactions ranging from praise for boldness to accusations of provocation.

12 hidden places in Nepal more beautiful than Kathmandu, Pokhara

Discover 12 hidden gems in Nepal beyond Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Everest—from Solukhumbu to Panchakunda Lake. Explore mountain trails, tea towns, culture and spiritual sites.

Nepal now prints its banknotes in China, not India: How Beijing replaced New Delhi in South Asia’s currency game | Explained

By gaining control of a major part of the global supply chain, China now wields quiet but significant influence over the financial infrastructure of many countries.

Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport halts flights after runway lighting glitch

Tribhuvan International Airport is Nepal’s main aviation hub, handling the majority of the country’s air traffic.

Hundreds of tourists stranded in Nepal's Everest region due to bad weather

Flights have not been able to operate since Thursday due to continuous rain and low visibility, said Assistant Chief District Officer of Solukhumbu district, Surendra Thapa.

Why India is concerned over Nepal’s constitutional crisis

India has expressed concern over Nepal’s constitutional crisis, warning that delays in elections or judicial gridlock could empower anti-India forces and allow China to exploit Kathmandu’s political instability say officials.

Heavy rains kill at least 47 in Nepal, block roads

Thirty-five people were killed in separate landslides in the Ilam district in the east bordering India, said Kalidas Dhauboji, a spokesperson for the Armed Police Force

Nepal crowns new Kumari: 2-year-old girl becomes living goddess during Dashain festival

A two-year-old girl, Aryatara Shakya, has been declared Nepal’s new living goddess, Kumari, during Dashain festival. Revered by Hindus and Buddhists, she will live in Kathmandu’s temple palace, blessing devotees until puberty.

OPINION | India faces diplomatic test amid Nepal's political upheaval

Nepal's Gen Z protests and political turmoil challenge India’s diplomacy, testing its Neighborhood First policy. India seeks to balance cautious optimism with strategic engagement as Nepal undergoes significant political changes

Nepal’s interim PM Sushila Karki vows to fix 'failures' that led to deadly Gen-Z protests

Karki's comments were her first public remarks since she was appointed to the post last week and tasked with holding parliamentary elections on March 5.

OPINION | Himalayan challenge awaits Nepal’s PM Sushila Karki

The country’s economy is not in a good shape and a critical cabinet selection has met with opposition. However, Karki’s first moves showed that she has a grip on the situation. That said, there remain unknown risks confronting Nepal which will make the job of interim PM hard

Is Nepal Now Safe to Travel? All you need to know

Nepal restores peace and declares it safe for tourists, but India’s Sept 9 travel advisory urging citizens to defer trips to Nepal still continues. Here's what you should know as a tourist planning to visit Nepal.

'Unconstitutional', 'arbitrary': Nepal parties, lawyers slam Parliament dissolution move

The criticism followed Friday’s recommendation by the first cabinet meeting chaired by interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki to dissolve the House of Representatives, a proposal that President Ram Chandra Paudel promptly approved.

'Will continue to work closely': India welcomes Nepal's interim govt, hopes for peace and stability

The MEA underlined that India and Nepal are "close neighbours, fellow democracies and long-term development partners".

Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki to take oath as interim PM of Nepal

After Karki's oath, the first Cabinet meeting will recommend House dissolution as demanded by the agitating Gen Z protestors.

Nepal protest death toll rises to 51

Talks continue among the President, protest representatives, key potential figures who may lead an interim administration and the army.

'Wake-up call': British expert says Nepal unrest a warning 'for countries run by older men'

Seddon says that older leaders across the board are on the whole ignoring their younger colleagues; using them very much as cadres, as tools. But they ignore this group at their peril.

Indian FMCG majors pause or scale down operations in Nepal after deadly unrest

The ongoing unrest has crippled supply chains of consumer products manufacturers, however, any further impact has been brushed off by the businesses that have exposure.