Nepal’s peak electricity demand hits 1,813MW on Laxmi Puja evening
The country exported 587.3MW of surplus power to India, while electricity supply remained uninterrupted nationwide during peak hours.
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The country exported 587.3MW of surplus power to India, while electricity supply remained uninterrupted nationwide during peak hours.
The Nepal Electricity Authority says domestic generation will be sufficient to meet demand during Tihar, with industries expected to remain closed and power exports continuing.
The four-team Belt and Road Series saw Nepal win four of their six matches, with the remaining two abandoned due to rain.
The 24-year-old suspect’s parents and sister were later found dead at their home, and he remained in hospital in a critical condition.
From buying silverware and festive essentials to writing screenplays and mourning loved ones, Nepali artists have different ways of marking—or sitting out—Tihar.
Designer Shavona Shrestha’s clothing label made an ivory silk suit for Thinley Lhamo to wear at the premiere of ‘Tenzing’, using Nepali silk, stones and artisans. It is the label’s…
After refusing an arranged marriage at 17 and leaving home, the Birgunj woman has spent over a decade raising awareness about child marriage, dowry, and women’s rights across…
China’s clean-tech exports and investments in developing countries are approaching the scale of climate finance provided by wealthy nations, making its manufacturing industry a…
One of 107 dogs in the police force, Leo located two bodies and human remains during a 20-day search after the Bhotekoshi floods.
Nepal has drifted between Delhi and Beijing for three decades. The Shah government has the mandate to stop it.
The government moves at a rocket’s pace. Citizens should check the law behind the headlines before applauding.
Remittances keep Nepal’s economy afloat. The people left behind carry a cost that rarely appears in figures.