Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has launched a series of ministry-level discussions to ensure the effective and timely implementation of Nepal’s FY 2083/84 budget.
Continuous rainfall has triggered floods and landslides, blocking or restricting traffic on nine major highways, with authorities urging travelers to check road conditions before setting out.
The Finance Minister’s Secretariat has asked investors not to panic over market fluctuations, warning against rumor-driven manipulation and reaffirming the government's commitment to capital market reforms.
Former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has claimed that Crown Prince Dipendra was not responsible for the 2001 Narayanhiti Palace Massacre, calling the widely accepted account a fabricated narrative.
The government and representatives of loan shark victims are in the final stage of negotiations, with a formal agreement expected to be signed today to address long-standing demands.
The White House says diplomatic engagement with Iran remains ongoing, even as the US continues airstrikes targeting Iranian military capabilities.
The United States will impose a 25 percent tariff on a wide range of Brazilian imports from July 22 after concluding that Brazil engaged in unfair trade practices, although several key products have been exempted.
Prime Minister Balen Shah is meeting office bearers of the Federation of Women Entrepreneurs today to discuss women's entrepreneurship, policy reforms, and measures to strengthen women's participation in Nepal's industrial and business sectors.
Nepal and India have reached key agreements to expand cross-border electricity trade and transmission infrastructure, paving the way for Nepal's long-term goal of exporting 10,000 MW of electricity to India by 2034/35.
The government has intensified efforts to manage Kathmandu Valley’s tangled electricity and telecom cables, directing concerned agencies to complete the work within a fixed timeframe through a coordinated action plan.
Temporary, contract, and daily wage government workers continued their protest for a second day at Singhdurbar, opposing the government's decision to terminate their contracts and warning that tens of thousands of jobs could be lost.
The Special Court has convicted former Nepal Telecom Managing Director Sunil Poudel of illicit enrichment, sentencing him to two years and six months in prison while ordering the confiscation of assets worth over Rs. 1.275 billion.