Every event we are following, compiled from the outlets that reported it
RSP lawmaker Nisha Dangi has called for urgent diplomatic engagement with New Delhi, warning that Indian tariff measures threaten to shutter Nepal's operating jute mills and displace thousands of workers.
Indian Ambassador Naveen Srivastava paid a farewell visit to Prime Minister Balen Shah on Tuesday morning at Singha Durbar ahead of completing his diplomatic tenure in Nepal.
Overland trade between Nepal and China has stalled ahead of Dashain after snow and landslides cut off the Korala crossing, leaving all three northern trade routes closed.
The International Education Providers Association of Nepal rejected unverified claims questioning foreign-affiliated colleges, highlighting their regulatory compliance and economic contributions while launching a campaign to keep students in the country.
Minister for Information and Communications Dr Bikram Timilsina has directed Nepal Telecom to expedite the restoration of 130 mobile towers knocked offline by recent monsoon floods and landslides.
The House of Representatives has unanimously endorsed the preliminary proposal for the Ramraja Prasad Singh Institute of Health Sciences Bill, advancing plans for a major medical academy in Madhesh Province.
A gritty men's doubles victory by Pradeep Khadka and Abhisek Bastola provided Nepal a rare tennis highlight at the 20th Asian Games as youthful squad members bowed out against continental powerhouses.
Producers of the upcoming Nepali film 'Chhattis Ko Aankada' have announced a nationwide theatrical release for Mangsir 17, coinciding with veteran actress Niruta Singh's birthday celebration.
National Life Insurance gathered over 300 staff in Nepalgunj for a four-day workshop covering artificial intelligence, money-laundering risks, and customer service standards.
The Agriculture and Forestry University has formed a five-member probe panel to investigate potential abuses of study leave taken by faculty and administrative personnel since the institution's founding.
The Inland Revenue Department has introduced procedural guidelines to administer a 0.5 percent skill promotion levy on retail sales of gold and silver jewelry, implementing Section 14 of the Finance Act 2083. According to department information officer Keshav Raghubanshi, the rules mandate that jewellers collect the fee at the point of sale, record transactions on an accrual basis, and file returns alongside tax deposits by the 25th of every month. Late filings incur daily fines or a minimum penalty of Rs 1,000, while overdue deposits accrue 15 percent annual interest.
The government has introduced legislation in the House of Representatives to establish a National Defence University and set up a dedicated regulatory council for diploma engineers. Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Sobita Gautam tabled the defence university bill on behalf of Prime Minister and Defence Minister Balendra Shah, stating that legal grounding is needed as physical construction of the campus in Banepa approaches completion.
Severe monsoon rainfall and hazardous trail conditions have disrupted trekking along the Annapurna Circuit, prompting hundreds of foreign hikers to abandon their journeys in Manang rather than attempt the Thorong La pass. According to Bhupendra Gurung, the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) Dharapani post in-charge, 246 foreign visitors—151 men and 95 women—retreated toward Lamjung between September 22 and 28. Incoming traffic recorded at the post dropped from over 100 hikers daily to just one or two.
Private rice millers have not lowered prices across Nepal despite committing to cuts of up to Rs 200 per 25-kilogram sack during mid-September talks with the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies. Market inspections by the Department of Commerce, Supplies and Consumer Protection confirmed consumer rates remain unchanged following steep price surges earlier this year. Wholesalers attribute the standstill to existing inventories bought at peak rates and transport bottlenecks along major highways, while retailer representatives criticize authorities for inspecting small stores rather than holding producers accountable.
Nepal currently occupies 35th place in the overall standings at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya with two bronze medals, Annapurna Post reported. The women's kabaddi squad confirmed a podium place for the second straight edition after qualifying for the semifinals with a 34-25 victory over Sri Lanka, according to Deshsanchar. In athletics, long-distance runners Purna Lakshmi Neupane and Santoshi Shrestha finished 11th and 12th in the 5,000-metre final at Nagoya City Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium, Onlinekhabar reported.
Tribhuvan University has reclaimed approximately Rs 165 million across 75 resolved cases involving faculty and administrative personnel who failed to return to their posts after official study leave, according to university records reported by Gorkhapatra. The administration is recouping all salaries, allowances, and benefits disbursed during these absences, alongside interest and statutory penalties, Clickmandu reported.
Rastriya Swatantra Party Chair Rabi Lamichhane called for tighter alignment across party, parliament, and government, while an internal audit team delivered an initial assessment of lingering disputes in Madhesh Province.
Voters in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania cast ballots in regional elections that could jeopardize the leadership of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz following surging far-right support.
A massive Ukrainian drone and missile barrage struck the Moscow region on the final day of Russian parliamentary elections, hitting an oil refinery and killing at least two people amid retaliatory strikes in Ukraine.
Families displaced by the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli floods face prolonged uncertainty as statutory relief packages stall over bureaucratic criteria, leaving the kin of more than 6,100 missing people without aid.
