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The committee’s decision raises questions about the government’s vetting process and its promise to prioritise merit over political connections.
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Nepal’s Asian Games star Sherpa criticises government for reward disparity
Sherpa, a bronze medallist in the 20th Asian Games, voices deep disappointment over state reward rules while urging authorities to value the sweat and sacrifice of the athletes.
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As Nepalis debate the authenticity of viral recordings allegedly featuring a sitting lawmaker, experts explain how convincingly AI can mimic Nepali speech and how forensic analysis can verify the audio.
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Janakraj Sapkota’s new novel brings Madhesh’s caste oppression to the fore
‘Magani Marik’ follows a character from the Dom community, among the most marginalised in Nepal’s caste hierarchy, and explores the discrimination and hardship shaping everyday life.
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How will Nepal verify those missing after the Bhotekoshi floods?
The government has begun compiling an official list of people missing in the August 26 disaster. The process will determine who can be declared dead and whose families qualify for relief.
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Nepal bans 47 immunosuppressant brands, doctors question move
Department of Drug Administration has cited safety concerns but doctors say the move could disrupt supplies of life-saving medicines for transplant patients.
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More than 1,200 farm animals lost in Budhigandaki floods
The disaster also destroyed 34 livestock sheds and 12 pig pens, while veterinary teams treat rescued animals and deliver feed and medicines to affected areas.
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Nepal arrests four medical service providers as Malaysia recruitment row deepens
Police accuse them of collecting an unauthorised biomedical fee from migrant workers, while labour ministry officials say a bilateral technical committee had approved the charge. The foreign ministry had urged a diplomatic solution.
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At least 33 killed, including 32 students, in Pakistan school roof collapse
The collapse at a school in Peshawar killed 32 children aged seven to 14 and a female teacher, prompting calls for a probe and safety audits of educational institutions across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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Fire destroys 13 houses in Saptari, leaving nine families homeless
Cash, food stocks, clothes and household essentials were reduced to ashes in a fire in Badgama, leaving families struggling to find shelter and meet their daily needs.
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Government tells actor Imran Khan to leave country after participation in protests
The actor, who holds an Overseas Citizen of India card, was ordered to leave by October 28 over his participation in protests demanding the chief election commissioner’s resignation.
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Late-September rains cause Rs65.1 million damage to Kaligandaki Corridor
Landslides and road subsidence have disrupted traffic, while building nine unfinished bridges along the corridor is estimated to cost Rs720 million.
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Book Talk: Sara Shneiderman on understanding Nepal through its people
Drawing on more than three decades of research, anthropologist Shneiderman reflects on Nepal’s political transformation, migration and the importance of listening to local communities.
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Contractor builds 268-metre suspension bridge in a month after floods cut off communities
Shailendra Raj Pyakurel tapped the construction industry’s own fund to build a vital crossing over the Trishuli river for Rs17.5 million, nearly half the government’s estimate.
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Buying a goat for Dashain? Look for the green mark
Veterinary teams have inspected 6,800 goats, 1,500 mountain goats, 100 buffaloes, and 41 tonnes of fish over three days. Healthy animals get green markings, and sick ones get red.
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Dashain shopping is costing Nepali families more this year
Nepal Rastra Bank’s consumer price index shows that food inflation has accelerated significantly from a year earlier.
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Big projects, old disputes on agenda for PM Shah’s India visit
Nepali and Indian officials have begun preparations for the trip, expected in the second half of November.
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Chief ministers unite to press federal government on devolution
Their two-day meeting ended Wednesday with an agreement to form a joint forum to push for greater provincial powers, fiscal autonomy, and a clearer division of responsibilities with the centre.
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Deuba faction presses ahead with parallel Congress convention
The rival camp has completed constituency conventions in 112 of 165 federal constituencies, but thousands of ward and local-level gatherings remain outstanding.
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Hearing committee rejects two ambassadorial nominees, puts Japan pick on hold
Despite vetting thousands, the government’s ambassadorial picks face scrutiny over harassment, financial irregularities and foreign residency.
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Rights recommendations must move beyond compensation
Compensation for 153 victims offers hope, but Nepal must act on its international commitments.
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Disaster, royalty and revolution: What makes Nepal newsworthy?
Stories from Nepal have become more common internationally in recent decades, although positive ones are rare.
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How monitoring and evaluation framework masks failure
A monitoring framework can count toilets built, but not whether people use them, they’re well located or work for women.
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Father cannot afford last rites for son missing in Bhotekoshi floods
Forty-seven days after 25-year-old Pradip Sapkota went missing, his family has yet to recover his body and is struggling to pay for his funeral rites.
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Makawanpur begins process to declare 58 missing people dead
Authorities have begun verifying the status of those missing since the August 26 Bhotekoshi floods under a special government procedure, with local units required to collect applications and check claims.
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Army chief Sigdel returns from official UK visit
General Sigdel met senior British military officials and honoured Nepali soldiers who won gold at an international military exercise.
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A timber bridge reopens route to Upper Manang after three weeks
A wooden deck laid over the steel girders of a submerged bridge has restored access for jeeps and motorcycles, but heavier vehicles remain barred.
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India boat capsizes, drowning 13, mostly children
Police are investigating the cause of the incident, regional police officer Subodh Kumar told Reuters on Wednesday, giving the tally of those rescued.
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Relief helicopter gives Rasuwa farmers a route to market
The WFP has flown around eight tonnes of vegetables from flood-isolated Aamachhodingmo to Bidur, helping growers salvage part of their harvest.
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IMF urges members to stock up funds for low-income, vulnerable states
The IMF this week flagged significant growth and financial stability risks from a potential end of the AI investment boom, growing debt levels and a prolonged Middle East conflict. It forecast global growth at 3.1 percent for 2026.
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Salyan villages have little heart for Dashain celebrations
Dozens remain missing after the Bhotekoshi floods in Rasuwa, leaving families and neighbours across the district with little to celebrate this year.
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India’s ‘cockroach’ movement leaders detained in jail for five days
The arrests could fuel further protests over voter-list revisions that opposition parties say favour Modi’s BJP, allegations rejected by the election commission.
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Parliamentary panel halts hearing on Malaysia ambassador nominee over complaints
Lawmakers cite allegations of financial dealings, land irregularities and conflicts of interest; nominee Chudamani Kharel denies wrongdoing.
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UML lawmaker resigns over Sudurpaschim budget
Bir Bahadur Thapa quit after being denied an opportunity to speak during budget deliberations, while another UML lawmaker stayed away from the vote.
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Wooden crossing reopens road to Upper Manang after three-week closure
A makeshift crossing over a submerged bridge on the Marshyangdi river is allowing jeeps and motorcycles through, restoring road access to the upper valley.
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Dashain travel rush builds, with traffic jams on some routes
Police say traffic is being managed as more people leave Kathmandu Valley for the festival, while transport operators warn that repeated road closures are disrupting journeys.
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Photograph of elephant carrying dead calf wins top wildlife photography award
Italian photographer Federico Veronesi’s image, taken in Namibia, highlights the complex ways elephants respond to death.
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Pope Leo diagnosed with cancer as doctors remove part of lung, Vatican says
The 71-year-old pontiff has lung adenocarcinoma, with doctors removing the lower lobe of his right lung in a procedure they said was successful.
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Movie review: ‘The Social Reckoning’ is an analogue call-to-action for a digital dystopia
One might get a sense that the movie doesn’t have a full handle on the mayhem Facebook has caused. Or Aaron Sorkin didn’t think it would make for compelling cinema.
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Flood cuts off northern Gorkha’s lifeline, disrupts Manaslu trekking season
Five bridges and key roads and trails have been washed away, damaging tourism businesses and leaving trekkers stranded.
