As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, Kumari Bank has donated smart televisions to six community secondary schools in Bajura’s remote Gaumul Rural Municipality to strengthen digital learning and improve access to quality education.
A day after meeting top business leaders, Prime Minister Balen Shah has begun discussions with construction entrepreneurs to address sectoral challenges, policy reforms, and ways to improve the business environment.
The United States has carried out a new wave of airstrikes targeting more than 80 military sites in Iran, following attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has condemned the strikes and vowed a strong response.
Gold and silver prices continued to decline in Nepal on Thursday, with gold dropping by Rs 2,400 and silver by Rs 160 per tola compared to the previous trading day.
The 22 MW Seti Khola Hydropower Project in Pokhara has started trial electricity generation, with commercial operation expected after a 15-day testing period. The developer also plans to launch an IPO after the project enters full commercial operation.
With only two government-approved entomologist positions nationwide, Nepal is struggling to strengthen its response to the growing threat of vector-borne diseases.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah (Balen) has convened a Cabinet meeting for Wednesday afternoon to review ministerial proposals and deliberate on key national priorities.
Traffic police fined 2,076 vehicles in the Kathmandu Valley over the past 24 hours, collecting nearly Rs 2 million in revenue.
The benchmark NEPSE index declined by 30.09 points on Wednesday, with trading turnover reaching Rs 4.82 billion amid broad-based market losses.
The government has launched a wheelchair and facilitator service at Singha Durbar to ensure easier and more accessible movement for persons with disabilities, senior citizens, and government employees.
Kumari Bank has signed a strategic agreement with Germany's DSIK to strengthen green banking practices and promote sustainable finance in Nepal.
Egypt's historic World Cup run came to a heartbreaking end after Argentina staged a stunning late comeback, with controversial refereeing decisions sparking outrage.