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The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) dropped 0.54% on Wednesday, closing at 2,660.02 points while maintaining a significant daily turnover.
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Prime Minister Balendra Shah meets with footwear manufacturers to discuss reducing imports and enhancing domestic production through skill-based training and stricter market controls.
Lawmakers from both ruling and opposition parties challenge Prime Minister Balendra Shah's fast-paced governance style, citing social sensitivity and moral responsibility.
Following government mandates, TU has directed campuses to dismantle partisan student organizations within 60 days to improve educational quality.
The stories that remind us Nepal is moving forward — hand-picked from today's headlines.
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innovationNepal Police has mobilized thousands of personnel and advanced technology to ensure safety during Dashain, Tihar, and Chhath.
Lalitpur's food scene grows as new gelato outlet Nuts & Scoop opens in Sanepa, attracting over 200 customers on its first day.
In a rare move, Nepal's PHC rejected nominees for Saudi Arabia and Malaysia over integrity concerns and put the Japan nominee on hold.
Football stakeholders in Koshi Province are calling for a leadership change at ANFA to rescue the sport from a deepening crisis and FIFA suspension.
The IMF and World Bank have introduced the Bangkok Blueprint, a 12-point framework to combat sophisticated cyber-enabled financial crimes and transnational organized crime.
Nepal's national power grid has finally reached Hatiya in Sankhuwasabha, bringing reliable electricity to remote northern communities bordering China.
The Nepal Telecommunications Authority has penalized 14 ISPs for launching unauthorized packages and charging illegal rates, ordering them to refund affected users.
Abhishek Bastola becomes the first Nepali male player to compete on the ATP Challenger Tour and earn an official ITF ranking.
Law Minister Sobita Gautam promises to amend existing laws to prioritize geography-friendly infrastructure and scientific data in disaster management.