Kathmandu: The government has launched an investigation after reports emerged that some education consultancies in Nepal have been sending students to fake colleges in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). According to Education Minister Mahabir Pun, several consultancies have allegedly registered institutes in UAE free zones and are sending Nepali students there under the pretense of… Continue reading Nepal govt probes fake colleges sending Nepali students to UAE
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Working visa suspended in Portugal: Nepali Embassy requests to avoid fraud
Kathmandu: Nepali Embassy in Portugal has urged Nepalis living in Nepal and different countries in the Middle East to avoid fraud in the name of working visa to Portugal. Issuing a press release on Wednesday evening, the Embassy urged all the bodies concerned to adopt precaution in the context when the government of Portugal has… Continue reading Working visa suspended in Portugal: Nepali Embassy requests to avoid fraud
Nepal’s growth expected to slow in FY26 amid political transition
Kathmandu: Nepal’s economic growth is projected to slow sharply to 2.1 percent in FY26 from 4.6 percent in FY25, largely due to the impact of the September 2025 public unrest and ensuing political instability, according to the World Bank’s latest Nepal Development Update released today. The report, titled “Reforms to Accelerate Public Investment,” notes that… Continue reading Nepal’s growth expected to slow in FY26 amid political transition
EC registers over 200,000 new voters ahead of March 2026 elections
Kathmandu: Election Commission (EC) has registered more than 200,000 new voters since the announcement of the House of Representatives election scheduled for March 5, 2026. According to EC data, as of November 11, a total of 209,552 new voters have been added to the electoral roll — including 122,740 men, 86,785 women, and 27 others.… Continue reading EC registers over 200,000 new voters ahead of March 2026 elections
31 Nepali scientists included in the global ranking of best scientists
Kathmandu: Nepali scientists have been included in the list of the best scientists of the world. Secretary of Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) Rabindra Dhakal shared that 31 Nepali scientists have been included in the annual global ranking prepared by the Stanford University in collaboration with Elsevier. “The Stanford University prepares such list… Continue reading 31 Nepali scientists included in the global ranking of best scientists
NIICE holds discussion on Gen Z movement and Nepal’s next election
Kathmandu: Nepal Institute for International Co-operation and Engagement (NIICE) on Wednesday organized a discussion titled “From Streets to Ballots: The Gen Z Movement and Nepal’s Next Election” at its seminar hall in Hattiban, Lalitpur. The event brought together activists, researchers, and policy experts to analyze the recent Gen Z protests and their potential impact on… Continue reading NIICE holds discussion on Gen Z movement and Nepal’s next election
Nepali students can now access collateral-free education loans for overseas studies
Kathmandu: Nepali students aiming to study abroad can now secure education loans without providing collateral or a guarantor, following the entry of US-based MPower Financing into the Nepali market. The organization is offering loans of up to USD 100,000 (approximately Rs 13 million) for postgraduate students. The initiative is designed to address the financial barriers… Continue reading Nepali students can now access collateral-free education loans for overseas studies
Dan Bahadur Karki appointed Nepal’s new police chief
Kathmandu: Government has appointed Additional Inspector General (AIG) Dan Bahadur Karki as the new Inspector General of Police (IGP), the highest position in the Nepal Police. Karki, currently serving at the Kathmandu Valley Police Office in Ranipokhari, will take over ahead of the mandatory retirement of the incumbent IGP, Chandra Kuber Khapung, who is set… Continue reading Dan Bahadur Karki appointed Nepal’s new police chief
New political parties emerge as Nepal prepares for upcoming elections
Kathmandu: Ahead of Nepal’s upcoming elections, the Election Commission (EC) has received applications from a diverse set of political aspirants, ranging from former lawmakers and business leaders to diplomats and members of the Gen Z movement that has recently influenced the country’s political landscape. Among the new entrants is the Gatisheel Loktantrik Party, led by… Continue reading New political parties emerge as Nepal prepares for upcoming elections
UNICEF Nepal wraps up climate cinema campaign highlighting children’s experiences
Kathmandu: UNICEF Nepal has concluded its two-week “Climate Cinema: Children on the Frontlines of Climate Action” campaign, which showcased stories of children affected by climate change across multiple provinces, including Sudurpaschim and Madhesh. The campaign used film screenings and storytelling sessions to share children’s firsthand experiences with floods, droughts, and landslides. The initiative aimed to… Continue reading UNICEF Nepal wraps up climate cinema campaign highlighting children’s experiences