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Prime Minister Balendra "Balen" Shah pledged the government's full commitment to Nepal's constitution in his Constitution Day address Saturday at Sainik Manch, Tundikhel.
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Named for a football star during the 2002 World Cup, Chitwan's most famous elephant died an entirely preventable death.
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Nearly a month after the floods, bodies are still being pulled from Upper Trishuli-1's tunnel almost daily a grim sign of just how many workers may still be inside.
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Foreign Minister Khanal heads to New York first Prime Minister Shah follows two days later for what will be his first address to the UN General Assembly since taking office.
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Years after becoming a political punchline, Prachanda is done laughing along his Murrah buffaloes, he says, changed farmers' lives more than his critics gave him credit for.
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Eighteen more bodies pulled from a Rasuwa hydropower tunnel Friday even as conflicting reports raise fresh questions about how accurately Nepal is tracking its missing.
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Nearly a year after a sweeping recall left Nepal without ambassadors in most major capitals, the Shah government has finally picked replacements for 13 of them including India, China and the US.
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Eleven years after adopting its current constitution, Nepal pauses once again to mark the document that turned it into a federal democratic republic.
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For years, hotels and industries have quietly filled up on the same subsidized 14.2kg cylinder meant for households. A new seven-member task force has two weeks to design a fix.
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Four months into office, Nepal's finance minister made his first foreign trip to New Delhi, where talks with Nirmala Sitharaman ranged from flood condolences to trade, energy and connectivity.
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A Rs 1,000 QR payment to the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund somehow became a winning lottery ticket in the government's bill-taking scheme. The department says the code was wrong, the rules don't allow it, and the money is going straight back to the fund.
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As floods leave roads across Nepal in worse shape than usual, the government is betting a simple complaint app can speed up how fast broken roads actually get fixed.
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A viral video led to a fast arrest in Bajhang but under Nepal's current law, even a proven case of animal cruelty carries a maximum penalty of just three months in jail or a Rs 500 fine.
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After 18 days and a newly cut 270-metre bypass, Nepal's most stubborn post-flood chokepoint reopens restoring the country's main link between Kathmandu and other parts of the country
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Five workers trapped inside the flood-hit Chilime Hydropower Station in Rasuwa have been identified and their bodies handed over to their families. The recovery comes nearly three weeks after the Bhotekoshi River flood buried the power station's tunnel and severely damaged its infrastructure.
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The Bhote Koshi flood's toll has climbed to 1,409 but with holding centers emptying and the missing count unchanged since Monday, the response is entering a slower, more uncertain phase.
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Of 64 suspension bridges that once linked rural Rasuwa and Nuwakot to the outside world, 53 are damaged and the government is now racing to repair some within days while rebuilding others from scratch.
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Three weeks after the Bhote Koshi disaster, recovery teams have found 1,395 bodies but with 4089 people still missing, the fuller scale of the tragedy remains unknown.
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Weeks after Nepal's worst flood disaster in decades, Finance Minister Wagle to make his first trip abroad, straight to New Delhi, for talks that could shape how Nepal finances its recovery.
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A Nuwakot rural chairman walked into Singha Durbar to talk flood recovery with the Prime Minister — and walked out straight into a pre-arranged arrest.
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A young party that swept seats across Madhesh is now confronting a harder question: why couldn't it hold a basic party convention in seven of the province's eight districts?
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A decade after winning one of Nepal's most ambitious telecom licenses, United Telecom Limited loses it for good — undone by unpaid debt, a stalled foreign rescue deal, and a network it never modernized.
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Prime Minister Balendra Shah convened top Nepali industrialists to tackle the national economic slowdown, pledging state backed investment security, infrastructure guarantees for remote manufacturing, and a phased strategy prioritizing domestic private capital over foreign direct investment.
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A festival of joy meets a year of mourning, as Nepalis worldwide reshape Teej around the floods that changed everything.