A historic military tradition between India and Nepal is facing an uncertain future. Gorkha veterans are reportedly demanding that Kathmandu clears the way for Nepali youths to join the Indian Army ...

Nepal’s Gorkha veterans have protested for the resumption of recruitment into the Indian Army under Agnipath. The demand comes days before Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi’s August 16 visit ...

Former Nepal Prime Minister and Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba returned to Kathmandu after nearly six months abroad for medical treatment. The 80-year-old leader, who was beaten during ...

Many of Nepal’s young men, joined by former Gorkha soldiers, took part in a protest in Pokhara this week, demanding the right ...

Former Nepal prime minister Sher Bahadur Deuba returned to Kathmandu on Thursday after spending nearly five months outside the country for what his family has described as ‘medical treatment’. His ...

KATHMANDU — Nepal’s former prime minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, who is facing arrest for alleged corruption, returned home on Thursday, six months after leaving for medical treatment abroad.

In April, police issued an arrest warrant for Deuba over money laundering charges. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

KATHMANDU: Nepal's former prime minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, who faces arrest in a corruption case, returned to the country on Thursday (Aug 13) nearly six months after leaving for medical treatment ...

Former Gorkha soldiers and their supporters staged a protest in Nepal's Pokhara, demanding the resumption of recruitment of Nepalese people into the Indian Army under the Agnipath scheme. The protest ...

Children across towns and villages in five states have marched, staged sit-ins and locked school gates over basic facilities. In a UP tow they even stormed into the Collectorate. These protests show ...

Drive has pledged to address riders’ demands, but no agreement has been reached on a minimum fare as Nepal lacks a clear legal framework governing ride-hailing services.

Global report cites Nepal alongside Bangladesh and Sri Lanka as countries where a lack of decent work has fuelled discontent among young people.