Nepal have failed to qualify for the ICC U-19 World Cup scheduled to be held in Zimbabwe and Namibia next year after their final match against Afghanistan in the ICC U-19 Asia Qualifier was cancelled ...

Afghanistan secured a spot in the Under-19 Cricket World Cup based on net run rate, despite having the same 7 points as Nepal, after their crucial match was canceled due to rain. The game, originally ...

Birgunj (Nepal), Nov 16 (ANI): Recently, the Youth Society of Nepal organized Indo- Nepal cricket tournament at Adarsh Nagar stadium in Birgunj. Several participants of India and Nepal took part ...

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A 5.0-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on Friday. This happened just days after a deadly quake in Myanmar. The National Center for Seismology confirmed the event. Tremors were felt in the Delhi ...

The Nepal Development Update is produced twice a year to report on key economic developments that occurred during the year, placing them in a longer-term and global perspective. The Update is intended ...

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A monarch who lost his throne 19 years ago has turned into a rallying point for citizens angry and frustrated with the system, the constitution, and the leaders of the democratic republic of Nepal. On ...

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The Nepal government has reportedly initiated the process of revoking former King Gyanendra Shah’s passport over his alleged involvement in inciting the pro-monarchy protests in Kathmandu on Friday.

In 2005, then-King Gyanendra Shah, after assuming absolute power in a royal-military coup, mobilised Nepal Army vehicles on the streets of Kathmandu to enforce his rule with an iron fist.