​Govt budget tilted toward low-yield public services over high-return sectors: Economists

POLITICS

Pokharel faction to review UML convention, push for party reforms

  Deputy General Secretary Yogesh Bhattarai said a meeting of the Pokharel group held Saturday reached this conclusion. Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Bhattarai said the group has decided to play a role aimed at making the party more united and stronger.  

Editorial

UML Leads, NC Must Act

With a successful General Convention, UML leads the way and NC must refresh its leadership.

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OPINION

AI and the Evolving Nature of 'Being’

As artificial intelligence transforms our economies, reshapes how we live, and even challenges long-held ideas about what it means to be conscious, Nepal is stepping into the global conversation, not with supercomputers or Silicon Valley-style funding, but with something far older and quieter.

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OPINION

Campaign Finance and Electoral Integrity in the Upcoming Elections

Campaign finance and money power remain critical challenges to electoral integrity, making transparency, regulation, and vigilant oversight essential for restoring public trust and democratic stability.

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WORLD

Pakistan court hands former PM Khan 17-year sentence in gifts case

A Pakistani court sentenced former prime minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi to 17 years on Saturday for corruption involving gifts the jailed leader received while in office.

ECONOMY

GIZ Nepal mobilized 2.13 million euros to promote energy efficiency initiatives in three y...

GIZ Nepal, a German development agency working in Nepal, has mobilized a total investment of 2.13 million euros  in collaboration with the state-owned Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC) in renewable energy and energy-efficiency projects across Nepal in the past three years.

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NCP sets stringent criteria for NA and HoR candidates

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Gold price escalates by Rs 1,800 as it bounces back from...

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Nepal–China joint security patrol begins in Korala

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RSP Chair Lamichhane arrives in Kathmandu, party support...

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Ten events that defined 2025

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Brother killed while trying to stop assault on mother

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SAFF Women's Club Championship Final: Home team APF face...

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Nepal Bangladesh economic cooperation highlighted at Raj...

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Do you believe all top leaders of major political parties should step down to make way for new leadership in light of the recent Gen Z protests?

✅ Strongly Agree- All top leaders should resign to give space for a new generation of leadership.

👍Somewhat Agree- Leadership change is needed, but it should happen gradually.

🤔Disagree - Current leaders should stay and focus on meaningful internal reforms.

❌ Strongly Disagree- There is no need for the top leaders to step down.

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