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Why Do We Celebrate Dashain? The Story Behind Nepal’s Biggest Festival

Dashain is one of Nepal's most important festivals, celebrating Goddess Durga's victory over evil while bringing families together for tika, jamara, and blessings. Its history dates back centuries, with Malla and Shah rulers helping shape its religious, cultural, and royal traditions. Beyond religious beliefs, Dashain reflects Nepal's farming heritage, diverse communities, family reunions, and the joy of returning home.

Oct 16
People enjoying Dashain by playing on traditional bamboo swings, celebrating the festival with joy and togetherness.

Nepal Football League Announced: Seven Clubs Ready for a New Era of Professional Football

A new franchise-based competition, the Nepal Football League (NFL), has been announced with plans to begin on February 13, 2027, featuring seven existing city-based clubs and potentially more teams. Led by NFL President Kalyan Gurung, the proposed competition aims to strengthen professional football in Nepal through a longer season and home-and-away matches, subject to stadium availability and necessary approvals.

Oct 16
Nepal Announces New Football League

Kathmandu Launches Bike Ambulances to Reach Patients Trapped by Traffic and Narrow Streets

Kathmandu Metropolitan City launched a bike ambulance service on Friday, October 16, to help emergency responders reach patients in narrow streets and traffic-congested areas where regular ambulances face delays. Acting Mayor Sunita Dangol announced the service as part of the city's efforts to improve access to emergency healthcare, alongside its existing free 102 ambulance service.

Oct 16
Bike Ambulances Tackle Kathmandu Traffic

Tesla’s New Roadster Can Fly, But Will You Ever Be Able to Drive One?

Tesla has unveiled its next-generation Roadster, an electric sports car developed with SpaceX technology that demonstrated brief flight, mid-air flips, and acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in a reported 0.81 seconds. However, with production planned for 2028, no confirmed final selling price, and questions about road legality, the futuristic vehicle remains years away from reaching customers.

Oct 16
Tesla Unveils Rocket-Powered Flying Roadster

How Safe Is the Water You Drink Every Day?

A national survey found E. coli contamination in drinking water at the point of use among 60.4% of the household population represented by the water quality indicator. Public health tests also detected fecal contamination in parts of Kathmandu, while 589 KUKL monitoring records reviewed showed satisfactory results. The findings raise concerns about leaking pipelines, household storage, and whether water remains safe from its source to the glass.

Oct 14
People collecting water in jars, highlighting growing concerns over how safe the water really is.

Naruto Returns After 12 Years: Original Creator Announces New Manga and Anime

Naruto creator Masashi Kishimoto is returning with a new manga titled Naruto: Shadow Rising, marking a major comeback nearly 12 years after the original manga ended in 2014. The franchise has also announced a four-episode anime crossover, Naruto × NINKŪ, bringing Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura together for an unexpected adventure.

Oct 12
Naruto Returns With New Adventures

Why Are Young Nepalis Waiting Longer to Get Married?

More young Nepalis are delaying marriage to focus on education, careers, and financial independence. Census data link later marriage to education and wealth, but not everyone has the freedom to choose when to marry.

Oct 11
A young Nepali couple balancing love, marriage, education, and career goals while planning their future together.

From World Champion to ‘Doctor’: Messi Receives UBA’s Highest Honor

Lionel Messi has received an honorary doctorate from the University of Buenos Aires, the institution’s highest honorary distinction, recognising his extraordinary football career and the values he represented while playing for Argentina. The award was presented on October 6 at the Argentine Football Association’s training complex in Ezeiza, shortly before his farewell appearance for the national team.

Oct 7
Messi Receives UBA Honorary Doctorate

Nepal’s First Podway Moves Forward: Biratnagar Pilot Enters DPR Stage

Nepal’s first podway project to advance through the formal development process is moving forward in Biratnagar, beginning with an approximately 7-km pilot corridor between Rani and Biratnagar Bus Park estimated to cost around Rs 600 Crore. Kathmandu Podway has submitted the required performance guarantee and is moving into the Detailed Project Report stage, while the longer-term vision is to extend the system toward Bhedetar.

Oct 5
Nepal’s First Podway Moves Forward

Low-Cost Internet Packages End: What Changes for Nepal’s Internet Users

Internet service providers across Nepal will stop offering existing low-cost and low-speed internet packages from October 5 after ISPAN said rising operating expenses have made such packages difficult to sustain. The change could mean higher costs for customers using discounted plans, although its impact on existing subscribers will depend on individual providers and renewal dates.

Oct 5
ISPs End Low-Cost Internet Packages

Two Games, Two Crowns: HORAA Esports Completes Kathmandu Double

HORAA Esports completed an impressive double by winning both the PUBG Mobile and Free Fire titles at the Esports Festival held in Kathmandu from October 2–4, 2026. The two championships add to a strong year for the Nepali esports organization, which has continued to make its presence felt in major domestic and international competitions.

Oct 5
HORAA Celebrates Double Championship Victory

Nepal’s Final League 2 Test: Four Matches, Everything to Play For

Nepal has announced a 15-member squad led by Sandeep Lamichhane for its final ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 series in Oman, where it will play four ODIs against Canada and Oman. Nepal currently sits seventh with 24 points from 32 matches, making the final series crucial as it tries to climb into the top six.

Oct 2
Nepal Faces Crucial Final Series

Bought It Online, But Who Is Responsible? What Nepal’s E-Commerce Law Means for You

Nepal’s Electronic Commerce Act, 2081 (2025) gives online shoppers clearer rights when products differ from what sellers advertised. Buyers may return goods that do not match their description and can receive a refund if they do not want a replacement. The law also sets responsibilities for sellers and platforms covering product information, delivery, complaints, returns, and misleading practices.

Oct 1
The product received after an online order looks noticeably different from what was advertised, highlighting a common problem faced by digital shoppers.

Nepal Proposes New Social Media Rules for Civil Servants: Political Comments and Personal Promotion of Government Work to Be Restricted

Nepal’s government has proposed new restrictions on civil servants’ social media activities under the Federal Civil Service Bill, 2083, including limits on political comments and personal promotion of official government work. The bill also proposes restrictions on public statements that contradict government policy or harm relations between different levels of government, the public or foreign countries.

Oct 1
Nepal Proposes Civil Servant Restrictions

Nepal Proposes Menstrual Leave for Female Civil Servants Under New Federal Bill

The Government of Nepal has introduced the Federal Civil Service Bill, 2083, proposing menstrual leave for female civil servants as part of broader reforms to government employment. The bill provides for nine categories of employee leave, although the exact duration, eligibility requirements and payment conditions for menstrual leave have not yet been confirmed.

Oct 1
Nepal Proposes Menstrual Leave Benefits

Why Do We Feel So Lonely When We’re More Connected Than Ever?

Loneliness can exist even when we are constantly connected through phones, social media, and crowded communities. Research suggests meaningful relationships depend less on how many people we contact and more on genuine interaction, presence, and a sense of belonging. Regular face to face activities, shared routines, and honest conversations can help turn everyday contact into deeper connections.

Sep 28
Even when surrounded by people and constantly connected online, a person can still feel deeply alone without meaningful human connection.

“The Himalayas Are Warning The World”: Balen Shah’s Powerful Message At The UN

Prime Minister Balendra Shah used his address at the 81st United Nations General Assembly to present Nepal’s Bhotekoshi–Trishuli disaster as a warning about the growing impact of climate change on Himalayan communities. He called for stronger global climate cooperation, a Nepal–India–China Himalayan Climate Resilience Mechanism, fair climate finance and a global system where vulnerable countries have a stronger voice.

Sep 25
Nepal Warns World About Climate Crisis

Nepal Introduces Free Education Up To Bachelor’s Level For Gen Z Martyrs’ Families And Seriously Injured Protesters

Nepal has introduced guidelines providing educational support from basic school through bachelor’s level for eligible families of Gen Z martyrs and seriously or critically injured beneficiaries. Universities will reserve scholarship quotas, while eligible bachelor’s students who are not selected can receive up to Rs 30,000 annually through the UGC, or the prescribed tuition fee, whichever is lower.

Sep 24
Free education programme for families of Gen Z martyrs and seriously injured people in Nepal

Nepal's New Waste Bill Proposes Fines for Littering and Damaging Public Dustbins

Nepal’s proposed Waste Management Bill, 2083 seeks tougher rules for public waste disposal, including fines that can reach Rs 15,000 for repeated improper disposal of waste and Rs 15,000 to Rs 50,000 for damaging or removing public dustbins. It also proposes requiring local governments to install covered public bins that separate biodegradable, non-biodegradable and hazardous waste.

Sep 23
Nepal Proposes Tougher Waste Rules

Khagendra Roka Magar Gives Nepal Its First Boxing Win at Asian Games 2026

Nepali boxer Khagendra Roka Magar defeated Macau’s Alvin John Reyes Salinas by a unanimous 5–0 decision in the men’s 60kg preliminary round at the 20th Asian Games in Japan. The victory marked Nepal’s first boxing win at this edition of the Asian Games and kept the country’s hopes alive in the competition.

Sep 23
Khagendra Secures Nepal’s Boxing Breakthrough

Arrest Does Not Mean Handcuffs: Supreme Court Sets Limits for Nepal Police

The Supreme Court has ordered Nepal Police to stop routinely handcuffing every person arrested for investigation, ruling that restraints should be used only after an objective assessment finds a genuine risk of escape, violent resistance, or harm to the arrested person or others. The interim order, issued by a joint bench of Justices Nahakul Subedi and Shanti Singh Thapa, also requires police to record why handcuffs were considered necessary in each case.

Sep 22
Court Limits Routine Police Handcuffing

Porn Addiction in Teenagers: What Global Research Reveals, and Why Nepal's Story Is Different

Teen pornography exposure is rising in Nepal despite the country’s 2018 ban. Studies suggest more than half of Nepali adolescents and young people have viewed porn, while a smaller group show signs of problematic use. Experts and research point to early exposure, weak sexuality education, limited parent-child conversations, and growing online risks such as sextortion and image abuse.

Sep 18
Teen Porn Addiction in Nepal

Once a Historic Gold Medalist for Nepal, Shrijana Ghising Is Now Making History and Winning Gold for Australia

Former Nepal para taekwondo champion Shrijana Ghising, who made history by winning Nepal’s first major international gold in the sport in 2022, is now an Australian citizen and competing for Australia. The 26-year-old has already delivered Australia’s first-ever World Taekwondo Para Grand Prix gold and is now aiming to represent her new country at the Los Angeles 2028 Paralympics.

Sep 18
Nepal’s Champion Now Represents Australia

Leave Your Posters Behind? It Could Cost Up to Rs 2 Lakh Under Nepal’s Proposed Waste Law

Nepal’s proposed waste-management law could fine individuals, groups and organizations Rs 50,000 to Rs 2 lakh if they fail to remove posters, pamphlets, leaflets, wall writings, flags and similar materials placed for public programs. The provision is part of a wider bill registered in Parliament to strengthen accountability for waste and keep public spaces cleaner.

Sep 18
Clean Up Or Face Fines

You May Already Have a Chance to Win Rs. 10 Lakh: How Nepal’s Taxpayer Incentive Prize Program Actually Works

Your recent digital purchase may have already given you a chance to win up to Rs. 10 lakh under Nepal’s Taxpayer Incentive Prize Program. Eligible transactions may be entered automatically, but winners have only five days to claim their prizes after the results are announced. Although the program is temporarily suspended due to Nepal’s current situation, the Inland Revenue Department has announced 33 winners for eligible transactions recorded up to Bhadra.

Sep 17
How Nepal’s Taxpayer Incentive Prize Program Works