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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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good-newsOver 110 Nepali diaspora golfers gathered in Castle Rock, Colorado, for a historic two-day tournament at Red Hawk Ridge.
Five trade unions at the Nepal Electricity Authority have demanded immediate recovery of outstanding arrears from streetlights and industrial lines by August 17.
Nepal's District Attorney's Office has filed a case against 22 individuals in the Smart Telecom asset auction, reportedly under heavy pressure from the Prime Minister's Office.
Nepali marketing firms dominated the regional awards in New Delhi, with Outreach Nepal leading the pack by winning 13 gold medals.
Police manhandled journalists in Kathmandu during a protest against the arrest of Jana Aastha Weekly editor Kishor Shrestha and recent raids on media offices.
Shariful Islam, Chairman of Superbrands Bangladesh, discusses the entry of the global brand evaluation benchmark into Nepal and its impact on the local business landscape.
Nepal's domestic market saw a massive single-day surge of Rs 6,400 per tola in fine gold prices on Tuesday.
A 41-metre glass-bottom skywalk in Dhankuta has attracted over 300,000 visitors in two years, significantly boosting local hospitality businesses.
Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle meets with top taxpayers to promise a stable investment climate, better security for assets, and a shift from tax-focus to production-focus.