Biken K Dawadi

Tragic incident triggered by months-long blackmail and harassment and inaction by the university authorities sparks outrage across Nepal.

A number of Nepali migrant workers are reportedly forced to work as cyber slaves in Laos while the Nepal Police is busy devising plans to bring the Nepali nationals back home without alerting ‘corrupt individuals’ in the Laotian police force.

Over the past few months, a number of protests, strikes and clashes have erupted in eastern Nepal with one issue at the center: the construction of a cable car in the Pathibhara temple area. 

Mired in controversies, the bill has justifiably invited ire from political parties, civil society groups, journalists’ organizations, social media influencers and a growing majority of the general public. 

The rise in cases of cross-border online crime has left Nepal Police scratching their heads as the question still floats in the air: Do the police have the capacity to nab such criminals if they are operating from rented real estate in districts out of the valley? 

Pradhan, who has been working in the education sector for a long time, has been paradoxically brought into the NSC board as a sports expert. Minister Chaudhary himself is the chairman of NSC’s board. 

A meeting of the Parliamentary Party (PP) of the ruling coalition partner Nepali Congress held at the Parliament building on Sunday has opened the door for the party’s lawmakers to grill ministers from the party on various issues.

Police have rounded up two individuals from a Chitwan-based audit firm who increased the tax payable for Bhatbhateni Supermarket (BBSM) by Rs 68 million after hacking into the online tax account belonging to the supermarket chain.

The RNP-AR system relies on satellite technology and allows suitably equipped aircraft with adequately trained pilots to land in low-visibility conditions. Its successful implementation at the GBIA marks a significant upgrade from the previous systems. 

The imports of the grains consumed as staple food by the majority of Nepali population has surged drastically by 103 percent in the first six months of the current fiscal year (FY 2024/25) as compared to the corresponding period of the last fiscal year (FY 2023/24).