The Nepal government expressed concern that the Nepalese students may be subject to retaliation if the “unruly” students and staff members remain in the institute.

The state government's directive came a day after Nepal Foreign Minister Dr Arzu Rana Deuba spoke to Chief Minister Mohan ...

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global anti-money laundering watchdog, said on Friday it had removed the ...

ASouth Asian and Middle Eastern countries have topped the AQI ‘world’s most polluted countries 2024’ list, with Bangladesh ...

Pabindra Shrestha shares his journey from a self-taught photographer to becoming a mentor and pageant director.

Five cable car projects have opened in the past two years — and 10 more are under development, according to government ...

Intrepid Travel expands leadership structure in Asia to support growth strategy and achieve its 2030 goal of reaching 600,000 ...

The Melbourne Summit 2025 successfully concluded with a strong emphasis on innovation and sustainable development, in Ascot Vale, Melbourne.

Prakriti Lamsal’s tragic fate calls for urgent reflection on education diplomacy, bilateral trust and the necessity of systemic reforms Armed Forces personnel often narrate stories of valour and ...

Bhubaneswar, The Odisha government has asked the authorities of the private institute KIIT to initiate action against the employees involved in the mistreatment of students following the recent ...

Nepal’s inclusion in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list has sparked a political row, with the opposition CPN-Maoist Center demanding Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s resignation. This is ...