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The 102-Year-Old Everest Mystery That Could Rewrite History Forever

Did George Mallory and Andrew Irvine reach Mount Everest's summit nearly 30 years before Hillary and Tenzing? More than a century later, new DNA evidence and a missing camera continue to fuel one of history's greatest unsolved mountaineering mysteries.

Hetauda Textile Industry Comes Back to Life After 25 Years as Looms Resume Production

After remaining shut since 2057 BS, Hetauda Textile Industry has restarted trial production, with 10 looms now producing fabric and three upgraded with automated technology.

US Court Strikes Down Trump Administration’s Immigrant Visa Freeze on 75 Countries, Including Nepal

A US federal court has struck down the Trump administration’s policy suspending immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries, including Nepal, ruling that the policy was unlawful.

Why Sobita Gautam Says Nepal Cannot Introduce the Death Penalty Despite Public Demands

Law Minister Sobita Gautam says Nepal cannot introduce the death penalty under its current constitutional and international legal framework, despite growing public demands following the Garima Chaudhary case. Instead, the government, following talks involving Home Minister Sudan Gurung, Gautam and Garima's parents, reached a three-point agreement that includes a seven-day review of laws and punishments for heinous crimes.

Pathao Ready to Revise Fares if Common Minimum Rate Is Introduced for Riders

Pathao Nepal says it is ready to revise its fare structure if the government, rider representatives and digital platforms agree on a common minimum fare to ensure fair rider earnings.

From Nepal To Dubai: DDC Sends Its Ghee Abroad For The First Time

Nepal's state-owned Dairy Development Corporation has started exporting DDC ghee to Dubai, marking its entry into the international market with an agreement to export at least 50,000 kg annually. DDC says it plans to expand exports across the Middle East and later reach markets including Japan, South Korea and Tibet, China, as it increases production and looks for new markets for Nepali dairy products.

Three Weeks After Broad Peak Tragedy, Sarah Mallory Geis Is Finally Found, But One Climber Still Remains

The body of American climber Sarah Mallory Geis has been found by local volunteer rescuers on Pakistan's Broad Peak, three weeks after she was killed in the July 30 avalanche that claimed all 10 climbers in the group. Her remains are being brought to Base Camp for repatriation, while the body of Nepali climber Nawang Thendu Sherpa remains on the mountain in a difficult location above 6,000 metres.

NEB Sets Class 12 Exam Timeline: Exams To Begin In First Week Of Baisakh 2084

Nepal’s National Examination Board has announced that the Class 12 annual examinations for the 2083/84 academic session will begin in the first week of Baisakh 2084, with the detailed routine expected by Falgun 15. NEB has also targeted the first week of Asar 2084 for publishing Class 12 results, while Class 11 exams will take place after the Class 12 examinations.

TU Students Have Medical Support Of Up To 90% , But Many Still Don't Know

Ever noticed Rs. 500 health fee in your bill receipt? Here's where it's used. Tribhuvan University provides medical treatment support to eligible students through its Medical Treatment Fund. Here is what students need to know about the 90% support arrangement, application process and hospitals currently identified under TU’s healthcare network.

Speaker Directs PM Balen Shah to Answer MPs’ Questions in Parliament

Speaker Dol Prasad Aryal has directed Prime Minister Balen Shah to appear in Parliament and answer questions raised by lawmakers under the House rules.

From Screen Time to Family Time: How Alchi Ko Pasal Is Turning Nepali Culture, History and Stories Into Board Games for the Next Generation

What began with a mother wondering how to pass Nepali culture on to her children grew into Alchi Ko Pasal, a homegrown board-game brand turning Nepal’s history, language, folklore and traditions into games that bring children and families together.

From A Rs. 5 Lakh COVID Era Savings Initiative To A Homegrown Footwear Brand: How Yatra Shoes Is Transforming Women’s Footwear In Nepal

Two Young Entrepreneurs, A Five-Lakh Investment, And A Vision To Create Comfortable Footwear Made For Nepali Women

Nimsdai Set To Receive Guard Of Honour At UK Funeral As Calls Grow To Declare Him Nepal’s National Hero

The remains of legendary Nepali mountaineer Nirmal ‘Nimsdai’ Purja have arrived in the UK ahead of his funeral later this month. NRNA UK says he is expected to receive a guard of honour and is again urging Nepal to declare him a national hero.

Landlord Says “Leave Tomorrow”? Here’s What Nepal’s Law Says About Evicting a Tenant

A landlord cannot legally force a tenant to leave overnight without following Nepal’s rental laws. The National Civil Code, 2074 provides rules on rental agreements, eviction, repairs, and the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants. Understanding these protections can help renters and property owners avoid disputes and know what the law actually allows.

NEPSE’S NEXT CHAPTER: Intraday Trading and Short Selling What Investors Should Know Before the Market Changes

Nepal is preparing to introduce intraday trading and short selling, which could make NEPSE faster and more flexible. The reforms may create new opportunities, but also bring higher risks and bigger potential losses. For now, the systems are planned, not fully operational, and current NEPSE rules still apply.

More Than a Festival: Thousands Gather in Kathmandu to Celebrate Indigenous Identity and Rights

Kathmandu turned into a vibrant showcase of Nepal’s Indigenous heritage on Sunday as communities gathered for the 32nd World Indigenous Peoples Day, bringing traditional clothing, music, dance, food and cultural displays to the capital. Beyond the celebration, NEFIN used the occasion to highlight continuing concerns involving identity, language, cultural preservation, land, natural resources, representation and constitutional rights.

Nuwakot Travel Guide: A Journey Through History, Nature, and Hidden Beauty

From Selling Cheese Balls and Washing Dishes in Thamel to Building Shoe Spa Nepal: Tula Ram Ghale’s Inspiring Journey of Starting Again

From Barpak, Gorkha, to the streets of Thamel and the trekking trails of Nepal, Tula Ram Ghale’s journey has been shaped by struggle, persistence and a decision to build his future at home. After 15 years in adventure tourism, he has now started Shoe Spa Nepal with a vision to develop a modern, inclusive and eco-friendly footwear care industry in Nepal.

The Moon Has Nearly 200 Tons Of Human Waste From Decades Of Space Exploration

The Moon may appear untouched from Earth, but decades of exploration have left behind thousands of human-made objects, creating a new challenge for future lunar missions.

Nepal Develops ‘Myna’ Multi-Disaster Early Warning System To Send Local Language Alerts During Emergencies

Nepal has successfully tested ‘Myna’, a locally developed multi-disaster early warning system that can send automated alerts in local languages during floods, landslides, fires and other emergencies.

Nepal Welcomes 71,775 International Visitors In July 2026 As Tourism Recovery Reaches 95.8% Of Pre-Pandemic Level

Nepal welcomed 71,775 international visitors in July 2026, with tourist arrivals increasing 2.3 percent compared to the same month last year. South Asia contributed the highest share of visitors, while Nepal’s tourism recovery reached 95.8 percent of the pre-pandemic level.

Danfe Airlines Prepares For Nepal Launch After Rebranding Makalu Air

Danfe Airlines is preparing to enter Nepal’s domestic aviation market with ATR 72-600 aircraft after acquiring and rebranding Makalu Air, but final operations still depend on certification and approval.

UML Questions PM’s Accountability Over Sunsari Shooting, Asks If Resignation Standard Applies Equally

UML lawmaker Padma Aryal has questioned the government’s accountability over the fatal shooting in Sunsari, asking whether the resignation standards previously demanded from former leaders should now apply to Prime Minister Balen Shah and Home Minister Sudhan Gurung.

Security Chiefs Advised Home Ministry To Find A Political, Social And Religious Solution To Sunsari Violence

Nepal's security chiefs have advised the government that the Sunsari violence cannot be resolved through force alone, urging political, social and religious initiatives to prevent the unrest from spreading.

Sunsari Clash Reminds Nepal Why Unity Must Come Before Religious Division

The Sunsari clash has reminded Nepal that peace, religious tolerance and national unity must come before differences as communal tension raises concerns over the country’s secular identity.

Ncell Admits Technical Error Caused Wrong Balance Deductions, Claims Refunds Completed

Ncell has acknowledged that a technical error caused unexpected balance deductions from some customers, including users connected to WiFi with mobile data turned off. The company says the issue has been fixed and refunds have been issued, but some users claim they are still waiting.

What Led To Nepal Army's Deployment In Sunsari? Inside The Deadly Violence That Shook Kaptanganj

Violence in Sunsari's Kaptanganj escalated after protesters ignored curfew orders, set fires, and damaged property, forcing authorities to deploy the Nepali Army to help restore order. The unrest followed a deadly clash between two communities that left one person dead, injured dozens of others, and prompted an indefinite curfew across several sensitive areas.

Government Forms Five-Member Committee To Investigate Deadly Sunsari Incident

The government has formed a five-member committee to investigate the violence in Kaptanganj, Sunsari, where one person died after being shot as police attempted to control a dispute between two groups. A Central Security Committee meeting has also been called.

TU MBS Question Paper Shared On WhatsApp Minutes After Exam Began, Two Arrested

A Tribhuvan University MBS first-semester question paper was circulated through a WhatsApp group containing more than 1,000 members shortly after the examination began. Police have detained two people, while the university has formed a committee to investigate the leak.

Finance Minister Wagle Assures Diaspora: “Once a Nepali, Always a Nepali”

Finance Minister Dr Swarnim Wagle has assured Nepalis living abroad that the government remains committed to protecting their connection with Nepal. He invited the diaspora to contribute knowledge, capital and international networks to the country’s economic development.

US Ends Open-Ended Student Stay System, Sets Four-Year Maximum For F-1 And J-1 Visa Holders

The United States is set to replace its decades-old Duration of Status system with fixed admission periods for international students and exchange visitors. F-1 and J-1 visa holders will be admitted for the length of their programmes, up to four years, and will require federal approval to remain longer.

Nepal Cabinet Announces Six Major Decisions, Scraps Education And Health Equity Fees

The Nepal government has announced six major Cabinet decisions, including the removal of education and health equity fees, incentives for international airlines, appointments to key judicial posts, and a judicial probe into the Ganesh Nepali self-immolation case.

RSP MP Aashika Tamang Rejects Cheque Bounce Allegation, Says She Is The Victim

Rastriya Swatantra Party MP Aashika Tamang has rejected reports suggesting that she issued a bounced cheque. She says she is the victim because a cheque issued to repay Rs 1.35 crore owed to her was dishonoured.

PepsiCola Football Ground Being Upgraded With Artificial Turf

Kathmandu Metropolitan City is upgrading the PepsiCola football ground in Ward 32 into an 11-a-side artificial turf field, with sand filling, drainage and foot track work still remaining.

Nepal Approves Major Redesign of Re. 1 and Rs. 2 Coins

The Nepal government has cleared a proposal allowing Nepal Rastra Bank to introduce redesigned Re. 1 and Rs. 2 coins with lower weight, smaller dimensions and a stainless-steel body. The Re. 1 coin will feature Mustang’s historic Lo Gekar Monastery, while the Rs. 2 coin will continue to carry Nepal’s updated national map.

Teachers’ Federation Demands Immediate Halt To Promotional Song From Film Masterni

The Nepal Teachers’ Federation has demanded the immediate removal of the promotional song “Math Sikne Bhaye...” from the film Masterni, saying it disrespects female teachers and the teaching profession.

UGC To Take Over Foreign Degree Equivalency From TU Starting July 17

UGC will take over higher education degree equivalency from TU starting July 17, with new authority over foreign degree recognition, credit transfer and quality assurance.

Electricity Bills To Rise From Friday As Nepal Imposes 5% And 13% VAT On Power Consumption

Electricity bills across Nepal are set to increase from Shrawan 1 as the government starts implementing a new VAT policy. Household consumers using more than 50 units will pay 5% VAT on excess consumption, while commercial, industrial and institutional users will face a 13% VAT.

Ride-Sharing Fares Set To Rise From Shrawan 1 As Government Adds VAT And Driver TDS

Ride-sharing fares are expected to rise from Shrawan 1 as the government introduces 5% VAT on each transaction and 1% TDS from drivers, while concerns grow over timing, clarity, and fare impact.

Why Did Farmers Throw Tomatoes On Kathmandu's Streets? Their Message Is Hard To Ignore

Vegetable farmers staged a protest at Maitighar Mandala by dumping tomatoes on the road, saying they can no longer recover even their production costs because of poor prices and weak market support. They urged the government to introduce fair pricing, stronger protection for local produce, and immediate reforms to prevent farmers from being pushed out of agriculture.