Lumbini experienced a drop in both domestic and Indian tourist arrivals in November 2025 compared to the same month last year. Indian visitors totaled 30,072—around 2,500 fewer than the...

  The Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA), the umbrella body for commercial banks, elected four new members to its Executive Committee during its annual general meeting on Wednesday. The newly appointed...

  Operational disruptions at IndiGo Airlines in India have affected its Nepal-bound flights, despite assurances that cancellations would be unlikely in Nepal. On December 4, flight 6E-1155 from Delhi, scheduled...

  The Reserve Bank of India has authorized the circulation of Indian notes above INR 100 in Nepal and Bhutan, reversing the restrictions imposed during India’s 2016 demonetization. A Gazette...

The American Chamber of Commerce in Nepal held discussions in Washington, D.C., highlighting opportunities for American investment in Nepal. Officials from the U.S. Department of State, Department of Commerce, and...

  The 38.07 MW Tila Hydroelectric Project—located at the border of Tila Rural Municipality in Jumla and Tilagupha Municipality in Kalikot—is projected to cost Rs 7.567 billion. The project includes...

  The Nepal Electricity Authority has automated seven aging grid substations—Panchkhal, Banepa, Patan, Lainchaur, Balaju, Chapali, and Bhaktapur—marking a major push toward a modern, automated power network. These stations will...

  By the end of fiscal year 2024/25, the government’s total investment—comprising equity and loans—in 159 state-owned enterprises and public bodies reached Rs 930.88 billion. Data from the Public Debt...

  The government is proceeding with a domestic funding model for the 1,063 MW Upper Arun Hydropower Project amid ongoing uncertainty over World Bank financing. The project in Bhotkhola Rural...

Prime Minister (PM) Sushila Karki has reaffirmed her commitment to holding the House of Representatives election on March 5, 2026 in a peaceful and fear-free environment. Addressing an all-party meeting...