The Nepalese government has been advised to come up with a procedure to pass on the right to reopen schools that have remained closed due to the COVID-19, to respective local governments and schools

A typical urban Nepali kitchen is globalised these days: there is rice grown in India, soybeans from the United States, the garlic is from China, the chilies are Vietnamese

Nearly eight months after Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli inaugurated the expansion work of Narayangadh-Butwal Road, a Chinese contractor late last year started work on the 113-km project under the East-West Highway in November

In yet another operation of the riot police, more than 35 youth activists representing ‘Enough is Enough’ campaign were arrested, even before they could stage a protest outside Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s official residence in Baluwatar

Citing operational loss, Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) has grounded all its six Chinese aircraft from today

Kuwait has continued its travel ban on Nepalis from entering the country even though it has decided to lift the COVID-19 travel restrictions starting Saturday

The Nepal Army seems to have an unquenchable thirst for business, even though it has faced much criticism for its overly increasing involvement in commercial activities

The Supreme Court has issued an interim order telling the government to ensure that no landlord evicts a tenant for failing to pay rent in the face of coronavirus pandemic

After a year-long controversy and dispute, four international firms have submitted final bid documents to supply two million biometric passports to the Department of Passports as the bid deadline expired on Friday

At least 72 security personnel at the Nepal Police Headquarters in Kathmandu have been infected with the novel coronavirus, a media report said on Friday

The government has decided to stop using school buildings as quarantine and isolation centres, with a plan to start the annual admission process from next month

Nepal has opened Mount Everest and other Himalayan peaks from Thursday after a nearly five-month closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a Tourism Department official

As Nepal Communist Party chairmen KP Sharma Oli and Pushpa Kamal Dahal cross swords over the party system and government functioning, as many as 152 central members have demanded a meeting of the Central Working Committee “as soon as possible”, in an indication that the ruling party is in for more trouble

Hundreds of families have been displaced from their homes after flood swelled rivers entered several settlements in the eastern parts of Kailali district owing to incessant rains since Tuesday night

There was high drama in the ruling Nepal Communist Party on Tuesday, as factions led by chairs KP Sharma Oli and Pushpa Kamal Dahal attempted to achieve dominance