Possibilities are unlimited, and PM Deuba has kept all the doors open.
Nepal's political love triangle gets a new twist even as the country emerges from the Dasain holidays.
For people displaced from Rara 40 years ago, there is a deep dull ache for home that never goes away.
Nepali Times takes its annual Dasain break this week. So there is no print edition of the paper on Friday 29 September. We wish all readers happy holidays.
The message from the trends so far is that the UML may need to show greater flexibility, but the Tarai-centric parties, too, need to rethink some of their demands.
Doctors say a cabinet decision will make them liable for death or injury to patients that results from their negligence.
Nepal successfully holds the last phase of local elections in Province 2.
This bare-faced corruption is leading to democratic decay and impunity.
A Nepali helps Rohingya refugees in Kathmandu.
After years of polarisation between hills and plains, the parties appear to have realised the benefits of integration.
Hope is fading for the families of the 1,300-plus Nepalis disappeared by the security forces and Maoist guerrillas during the conflict 1996-2016
Deuba tells a gathering in New Delhi: "China is a good friend of Nepal ... , and has always respected Nepal's sovereignty."
Modi and Swaraj went out of their way to be gracious to Deuba with friendly gestures. Could this new bonhomie be due to the India-China row over the disputed territory of Doklam in Bhutan?
Parliament voted down a constitution amendment bill on Monday, eliminating the possibility of a revision of the charter before the upcoming elections.
Poor planning and a lack of understanding of risks, as well as of the natural flow of rivers, are why current and future floods will be more destructive than past ones
The possibility of the misuse of relief money and materials cannot be an excuse for the government to restrict volunteers from distributing relief in the flood-affected areas.
What is surprising about this week’s floods is that we seem so surprised by them.
The SDP is not good for Nepal's sovereignty because India can use the program to increase its influence at the grassroots through direct investments
Severe monsoon flooding and landslides kill nearly two dozen people in eastern Nepal.
An American team that treated earthquake wounded turns a Japanese highway camp into Sindhuli’s newest hospital
On the 19th day of Govinda KC's 11th hunger strike, the crusading physician's interlocutors and government representatives have finally forged a deal.
"How can a man convicted by the court deliver development and justice?"
Even as Govinda KC's health deteriorates, Parliament shows no sign giving in to his demands.
Interview with Chief Election Commissioner Ayodhi Prasad Yadav.
