Government directed to revisit deal with India’s state-owned NHPC under which Nepal was to receive 21.9 percent free electricity from the 480 MW project.

Delegation urges technology transfer, investment and revival of “Learn and Earn” programme to boost value addition and global market access for indigenous crops.

The Department of Tourism said Kami Rita reached the summit at 10:12am on Sunday.

Chinese electric vehicle giant says its Zhengzhou plant operates with 98 percent automation as it rapidly expands production and charging infrastructure.

A Chinese-made and US-backed humanoid robot could become the first bipedal machine tested on Mount Everest, but Nepal must first draft laws governing non-human expeditions.

Government officials and private sector leaders say Nepal lacks the economic strength, trade preparedness, and investor confidence needed to graduate from Least Developed Country status in 2026.

NEPSE index falls 0.5 percent amid cautious sentiment, though analysts see support above 2,680 ahead of budget announcement.

Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.

Auditor general’s report uncovers nearly Rs100 billion as irregularities during audits of Rs9.48 trillion spent by 5,526 offices in fiscal year 2024–25.

Bankers say arrest over collateral sale under loan recovery process has raised concerns over regulatory clarity and investor confidence.

Repeated export curbs on sugar, rice and other essentials expose Nepal’s heavy dependence on India as officials and experts warn of inflation, shortages and rising pressure on foreign currency reserves.

The move is likely to support global white and raw sugar prices, while allowing rival producers Brazil and Thailand to boost shipments to Asian and African buyers.

Finance minister says upcoming budget will prioritise digital economy, while business leaders warn policy uncertainty is discouraging investment.

Weather window from May 17 likely to trigger summit rush as Nepal records highest-ever Everest permits and royalty earnings.

Say frequent policy changes, regulatory uncertainty and weak infrastructure are holding back investment and industrial growth in Nepal.

David Sislen says Nepal must change its perception of private enterprise and treat it as a driver of economic growth.

Record 492 foreign climbers permitted this season as expeditions prepare for summit pushes.

Despite EVs dominating new passenger car imports, roads remain poor, charging stations are limited, and service centres are scarce, government report says.

Strong English skills and low labour costs help Nepal outperform 174 countries, though experts warn policy uncertainty and weak digital infrastructure could limit growth.

Growth strategy focuses on governance overhaul, capital mobilisation, and digital economy expansion.