Tourist Flow to Mustang Increases Despite Protests and Natural Disasters
Kathmandu, 19 Oct: Contrary to predictions that the Gen Z movement and natural disasters like floods and landslides would reduce tourist activity, Mustang District has
Nepal Police Honored with ‘Herman Goldstein Award’ in the U.S. for Making Marku Village Chhaupadi-Free
Kathmandu, 18 Oct: Nepal Police has been honored with the ‘Herman Goldstein Award’ in the United States for declaring Marku Village of Chaurpati Rural Municipality-7
Inspector Durga Rai Honored with ‘Yogendra Memorial Bravery Award’
Kathmandu, 18 Oct: Police Inspector Durga Rai, who prevented prisoners from escaping during the protest on Bhadra 24 (September 9), has been awarded the ‘Yogendra
Festival of Lights Begins
Kathmandu, 18 Oct: The festival of lights, Yama Panchak — popularly known as Tihar — officially begins today. Every year, this festival is celebrated from
Genz Movement Hits Nepal’s Tourism Industry, Hotel Occupancy Plummets Amid Peak Season
Kathmandu, 17 Oct: The Genz Movement, which erupted on September 8 and 9 (Bhadra 23 and 24), has dealt a major blow to Nepal’s tourism
Nepal’s Share Market Loses Over Rs 3 Trillion After GenZ Movement, Investors Still Uncertain
Kathmandu, 17 Oct: On the first day of the Genz Movement (Bhadra 23), Nepal’s stock market index stood at 2,672.25 points, with a total market
Trump Warns Hamas of Retaliation Over Public Executions in Gaza
US President Donald Trump issued a sharp warning to Hamas on Thursday, threatening action over the group’s reported public executions in the Gaza Strip following
Department Launches Probe into Former Prime Ministers and Ministers’ Assets
Kathmandu, 17 Oct: The Department of Money Laundering Investigation has begun probing the movable and immovable properties of three former prime ministers and two former
The Exchange Rate For Today
Kathmandu, 17 Oct: Nepal Rastra Bank has fixed the exchange rate of foreign currencies for Friday. According to the Rastra Bank, the value of the
Deuba Likely Free to Travel Abroad as Government Softens Restrictions
Kathmandu, 16 Oct: The government appears unlikely to block Nepali Congress President and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba from traveling abroad for medical treatment
