Archive
October 2026
31 articles
- Janakpur Bolts Signs Moeen Ali as NPL Teams Finalise Rosters
- Opposition Lawmakers Confront Cabinet Over Inflation and Governance
- Prime Minister's Office Outlines Progress on Floods, Festivals, and Digital Reform
- Birgunj Resident Doctors Barred from Campus Amid Escalating Dispute
- US and Iran Trade Threats as Backchannel Talks Over Hormuz Falter
- Troubled Cooperatives Told to Hand Over Vehicles as Savers Get Refunds
- Government Pushes Kathmandu Expressway Deadline to 2030 as Costs Double
- Siraha APF Intercepts 1.1 Tonnes of Marijuana and Contraband Haul
- Jeevan Bahadur Shahi, Manoj Mani Acharya Announce NC Joint General Secretary Bids
- House Panel Forms Subcommittee to Probe Election Police Uniform Deals
- Indian Election Chief Faces Revolt Over 130 Million Purged Voters
- Upper House Committee Approves Domestic Airline Liability Bill With $100,000 Compensation Cap
- RSP, RPP, and AJP Step Up Internal Polls and Agitation Plans
- Diaspora and Domestic Groups Mobilise Millions for Flood Relief
- Government Pursues Sweeping Legal Reforms to Spur Infrastructure
- Pilot Exits and Debt Crisis Push Nepal Airlines to the Brink
- Dahal Warns of Charter Threats, Seeks Front Against Government
- Bhotekoshi Flood Recovery Faces Huge Fiscal Burden and Governance Debate
- Flooding Submerges Jaleshwor as Land Cracks Threaten Makawanpur
- Nepal Expands Cricket Calendar with ICC Review, Bhutan Bilaterals
- Five Die and One Injured in Separate Road Crashes in Rautahat and Morang
- House Advances Bills as Lawmakers Challenge Government on Ordinances
- PM Balen Shah Unveils 25-Member Secretariat and Official Biography
- Parsa Resident Wins Rs 1 Million in Tax Incentive Lottery
- Government Opens National Transmission Grid to Private Power Producers
- Government Faces Heat Over Fertiliser Shortages and Rs 59 Billion Subsidy Burden
- Nepal Grants Autumn Permits to 648 Climbers, Raising Rs 239M
- Key Roads in Western Nepal Reopen as Crews Clear Landslide Debris
- Energy Ministry Budget Spending Stalls at 3%, Spurring Push for Reform