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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.

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.

Nepal Cabinet Approves 11 Major Decisions, Including Rs 5,000 Pay Rise and Rs 2.73 Billion Japan Grant

Nepal Cabinet announces 11 major decisions, including a Rs 5,000 monthly increase for school staff, Rs 2.73 billion Japanese grant for Tribhuvan Airport and key international and administrative decisions.

Government Plans Industrial Security Force, Declares Industrial Areas ‘Peace Zones’

The government has prepared a private investment protection strategy that proposes an Industrial Security Force, peace zones for industrial areas, continuous highway patrols, relief for damaged businesses and at least five years of stability for tax incentives.

Indian Army Chief General Dhiraj Seth Set To Visit Nepal On First Foreign Trip, Expected To Meet Top Leadership

Indian Army Chief General Dhiraj Seth will arrive in Kathmandu today at 4 pm for his first foreign visit since taking charge. The visit is expected to focus on Nepal-India defence cooperation and long-standing military ties.

Who Is Responsible When Something Goes Wrong? Understanding Nepal’s Federal, Provincial and Local Governments

Nepal’s Constitution divides responsibilities among the federal, provincial, and local governments. Different problems such as roads, schools, hospitals, passports, waste, and disasters may fall under different levels of government. Knowing who has the legal authority helps citizens understand who should actually be held responsible.

Two Killed, 10 Missing After Landslide Buries Homes In Rolpa

A Forest Without Books, But Full Of Stories: QR Codes Reveal Gatlang’s Journey Of Revival

Gatlang, Rasuwa has transformed a wildfire-damaged forest into an open-air digital library where visitors can scan QR codes to learn about forest restoration, biodiversity, and local heritage. The innovative project led by Tribhuvan University’s Institute of Forestry aims to preserve knowledge and inspire future generations through technology and nature.

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 Proposes Major Aviation Reform with Rs 15.2 Million Compensation for Domestic Plane Crash Victims

Parliament Receives Long-Awaited Bill to Strengthen Passenger Rights, Airline Accountability, and Insurance Coverage

Who Was Nima Sherpa, The Fearless Nepali Guide Lost With Nimsdai On Broad Peak?

Nima Sherpa, a senior Elite Exped guide from Sankhuwasabha, rose from a farming family to become a trusted high altitude climber and completed four 8,000 metre summits in 2026 alone. His climbing journey ended in the July 30 Broad Peak avalanche in Pakistan, where he died alongside Nirmal Purja, Pur Bahadur Gurung and other members of the expedition.

Who Was Gyalu Sherpa, The Record Setting Nepali Climber Lost On Broad Peak?

Gyalu Sherpa was a veteran Nepali high altitude guide from Okhaldhunga who built an impressive career climbing Everest, Kanchenjunga, Manaslu and several other major peaks, including a remarkable three Kanchenjunga summits in a single season. After more than a decade in professional mountaineering, his journey ended in the July 30, 2026 Broad Peak avalanche in Pakistan, alongside some of Nepal’s most accomplished climbers.

Nawang Thindu Sherpa: The 29 Year Old Climber Whose Promising Journey Ended On Broad Peak

Nawang Thindu Sherpa was a 29 year old Nepali high altitude guide who had already climbed Everest, Lhotse, Manaslu, Kanchenjunga, Makalu and Ama Dablam while also taking part in difficult mountain search and recovery missions. His promising career ended in the July 30, 2026 Broad Peak avalanche in Pakistan, a disaster that claimed several of Nepal’s accomplished climbers.

From Historic Winter K2 To All 14 Eight-Thousanders: Remembering The Extraordinary Life Of Kili Pemba Sherpa

Veteran Nepali mountaineer Kili Pemba Sherpa leaves behind an extraordinary climbing legacy that includes all 14 of the world’s 8,000-metre peaks, 15 Everest summits, two K2 ascents and a place among the 10 Nepalis who achieved the historic first winter ascent of K2. His career was equally defined by guiding others through seemingly impossible challenges, including helping two double-leg amputee climbers reach the summits of Everest and Manaslu.

Nepal Could Soon Double Paid Maternity Leave To Six Months, What It Means For Every Working Mother

The Nepal government has proposed extending paid maternity leave from the current 98 days to six months through amendments to the Safe Motherhood and Reproductive Health Rights Act. If approved by Parliament, the new provision would apply to women working in government, private and non-government sectors, with the proposal now open for public feedback before the legislative process moves forward.

Government To Support Promising Nepali Innovations Stalled By Lack Of Funding

The government is preparing to support researchers and innovators whose useful prototypes have remained unfinished because of financial, technical or institutional limitations. Minister Mahabir Pun says a formal call for proposals will be announced soon.

Why Nepal’s Roads Fail Every Monsoon and What Could Make Them Safer

Every monsoon, Nepal’s roads are disrupted by landslides, floods, and unfinished infrastructure. Heavy rain may trigger the damage, but weak planning, delayed projects, poor oversight, and slow disaster response often make the situation worse. Safer roads will require more than clearing blockages it will take stronger accountability, better drainage, timely warnings, and long-term planning.

Flood-Damaged EVs Worth Rs. 8.86 Crore Remain Abandoned At Timure Customs For Over A Year As Total Import Damage Reaches Rs. 70.51 Crore

Eleven flood-damaged electric vehicles worth Rs. 8.86 crore have remained abandoned at Timure Customs in Rasuwa for nearly a year after the Lhende River flood. Customs officials say the auction process has not moved forward because the importer has not completed the required procedure.

Hetauda Tragedy: 13-Year-Old Boy Drowns While Swimming in Water-Filled Pit Near Karra Khola

A 13-year-old boy, Yukesh Rai, died after drowning in a rainwater-filled pit near Karra Khola in Hetauda-6 while swimming with several friends on Saturday afternoon. Rescue teams recovered him from the water and rushed him to Hetauda Hospital, where medical staff pronounced him dead.

Nepal’s Melting Mountains: How Climate Change Is Draining The Country’s Natural Wealth

Nepal's Himalayas are melting faster than ever, threatening rivers, agriculture, hydropower, tourism, and millions of lives. This investigative report explores how climate change is reshaping the country's natural resources, economy, and future, while examining the urgent steps needed to reduce the growing risks.

How Did A Night Of Music Turn Into One Of Bangkok’s Deadliest Fire Disasters?

A late-night fire at a crowded pub in Bangkok killed 27 people and sent 63 others to hospital, with 22 reported to be in critical condition. Witnesses said smoke spread through the venue within moments, leaving many guests disoriented and unable to reach safety.

Death Roads of Karnali: Why Nepal's Highways Keep Turning Into Mass Graves

A devastating vehicle crash in Dailekh has once again exposed the deadly reality of Karnali's highways. As rescue teams continue searching for missing passengers, decades of fatal accidents reveal a painful truth: for thousands of residents, Karnali's highways have become roads of death rather than roads of development.

Dolpa Mud Flood Kills Woman, Injures Six as Early Monsoon Disaster Renews Concerns Over Nepal's Preparedness

A mud flood triggered by continuous monsoon rainfall swept through Gairigaun in Dolpa at around 3:00 a.m., killing one woman and injuring six others. As rescue efforts continue, the tragedy has renewed concerns over Nepal's disaster preparedness, particularly in remote mountain communities where emergency response and early warning systems remain limited.

MacKenzie Scott Becomes America's Biggest Philanthropist After Donating Nearly USD 7 billion In One Year

MacKenzie Scott donated nearly USD 7 billion (around Rs 10.6 kharab) to charities in 2025, accounting for about one-third of all major charitable megagifts made in the United States. Her total lifetime giving through Yield Giving has now exceeded USD 26.3 billion (around Rs 39.9 kharab), making her one of the world's most influential philanthropists.

Venezuela Earthquakes Kill 32, Injure Hundreds As Rescue Efforts Continue

Two powerful earthquakes hit Venezuela within 40 seconds, killing at least 32 people and injuring around 700 others. Rescue teams are searching collapsed buildings as officials warn the number of casualties may rise.

Asian Development Bank Approves Rs. 17.35 Arba Loan To Improve Water And Sanitation In Nepal

More Than 8,300 Kathmandu Households Identified As Vulnerable Ahead Of Monsoon Season

Kathmandu Metropolitan City has approved a monsoon preparedness plan after identifying 128 flood-prone locations across the city. The plan estimates that more than 8,300 households could be affected by flooding and inundation during this year's monsoon season.

Ncell’s Nakkhu Data Center Receives International Tier III Certification, Becoming A Major Digital Milestone For Nepal

Ncell’s Nakkhu Data Center in Lalitpur has received ANSI/TIA-942-C Rated 3 certification, marking a major step for Nepal’s digital infrastructure, cloud services, and secure data center growth.