Every event we are following, compiled from the outlets that reported it
Parliamentarians have launched sharp criticisms against the cabinet, citing soaring inflation, alleged collusion in executive appointments, and violent demonstrations targeting democratic institutions.
The Prime Minister's Office has released a comprehensive progress report covering festival market controls, flood relief expenditures, digital governance rules, and contractor blacklisting.
Postgraduate resident doctors at Birgunj's National Medical College and Teaching Hospital have demonstrated outside the gates after management barred them from entering and ordered them to vacate their hostels.
Indirect diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran over the Strait of Hormuz face severe friction amid conflicting narratives and threats from Donald Trump.
Nepal's cooperative management committee has directed 25 crisis-hit institutions to surrender their vehicles under threat of asset freezes, while reimbursing 223 small savers from four troubled lenders.
The government has pushed the Kathmandu–Tarai Expressway completion deadline to April 2030, giving the Nepali Army three more years as physical progress reaches 50 percent and projected costs surpass Rs 213 billion.
The Armed Police Force in Siraha has confiscated over 1.1 tonnes of marijuana and impounded Rs 1.65 million worth of smuggled commercial goods in separate border sweeps.
Nepali Congress leaders Jeevan Bahadur Shahi and Manoj Mani Acharya have announced their bids for joint general secretary ahead of the 15th General Convention in Kathmandu.
The House Public Accounts Committee has set up a nine-member subcommittee led by Manish Jha to examine allegations of financial irregularities in procuring uniforms for election police.
Two Indian election commissioners objected 14 times to unilateral decisions by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar as a contentious drive purged over 130 million voter names.
A National Assembly committee has passed the Domestic Airline Liability Bill, setting air crash death compensation at $100,000 while introducing stricter rules for delays and baggage loss.
Nepal's non-establishment parties are stepping up internal activities this weekend, with the RSP preparing election machinery, the AJP drafting protest plans, and the RPP completing conventions in 74 districts.
Nepali diaspora groups in New York, local business chambers, and school foundations have contributed over Rs 20 million in cash and relief goods for Bhotekoshi and Trishuli flood victims.
Ministers announce plans for dedicated infrastructure courts and statutory overhauls to stabilize contracts, lower industrial costs, and fast-track development projects.
Five wide-body captains have resigned and debt pressures are mounting as Nepal Airlines faces grounded aircraft and a leadership vacuum following a Supreme Court ruling.
Nepali Communist Party coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal has urged left-wing parties to unite against the Balen Shah government, warning that constitutional rights and republican achievements are under imminent threat.
A month after catastrophic flash floods devastated the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli valleys, Nepal confronts reconstruction costs running into hundreds of billions of rupees alongside urgent calls to reform centralized disaster planning.
Breaches along the Ratu river submerged district headquarters Jaleshwor and wrecked ripening paddy crops in Mahottari, while land subsidence in Makawanpur destroyed eight homes and threatened dozens more.
ICC officials have inspected venues for the 2027 U-19 Women's World Cup as Nepali squads prepare for international tours to Bhutan and domestic players receive honours.
Five people have died and another was critically injured in four separate road accidents across Rautahat and Morang districts, local authorities reported.
The Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers has made public the structure of Prime Minister Balendra Shah's 25-member advisory team and personal secretariat, alongside his official biography. According to records on the prime minister's portal reported by Nagarik News, Annapurna Post, and Thaha Khabar, the team includes five senior advisers with ministerial or state-ministerial status. Kumar Byanjankar serves as honorary chief political adviser, Asim Shah as political adviser, and Prof. Dr. Jagdish Prasad Agrawal as honorary health adviser, all receiving cabinet-minister-level benefits. Sudip Dhakal and Bibek Mishra advise with minister-of-state equivalency.
Lalbabu Sah Kanu of Parsa district has won the Rs 1 million bumper prize in the government's Taxpayer Incentive Gift Programme lottery. Kanu secured the top award for the first fortnight of Asoj after buying Rs 21,000 worth of lubricating oil. Following the announcement held at the Ministry of Finance hall in Kathmandu, Inland Revenue Department Director General Dr. Bhishma Kumar Bhusal notified Kanu by phone and instructed him to visit his nearest tax office to claim the payout.
The Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies plans to permit security agencies to sell liquefied petroleum gas through their fuel stations to mitigate shortages during emergencies. Ministry Secretary Rudra Singh Tamang told a parliamentary committee that opening gas outlets at pumps run by the Nepal Army, Nepal Police, and the Armed Police Force will provide a buffer against supply bottlenecks, according to Nagarik News, Karobar Daily, and DC Nepal.
The Nepal Electricity Authority is arranging to import 1,154 megawatts of power from India through cross-border links including the Dhalkebar–Muzaffarpur and Tanakpur–Mahendranagar lines, following severe disaster damage. Recent monsoon flooding and landslides disabled over 1,200 megawatts of domestic generation and transmission capacity, including more than 400 megawatts knocked offline along the Trishuli River.
