Authorities in Nepal say they have arrested six travel and mountain rescue executives accused of conducting fake rescues on the Himalayan nation’s high mountains to scam millions of dollars from international insurance companies.

By Gopal Sharma KATHMANDU, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Thousands of supporters of Nepal’s former king rallied in Kathmandu on Friday to greet its last monarch Gyanendra on his return from holiday, ahead of the first election since anti-graft unrest by Gen Z young people.

The post-election climate in Nepal looks particularly harsh for China, as Nepal’s major communist forces are not expected to do well in the elections.

Thousands of supporters have gathered outside Kathmandu airport to greet former king Gyanendra Shah and demand Nepal restore the monarchy.

Nepal prepares for pivotal elections on March 5, following a youth-led uprising that forced the resignation of Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli. With nearly 3,500 candidates vying for 165 seats, the elections are seen as a test of the nation's ability to embrace new leadership and combat corruption.

Kathmandu: The local administration in Nepal’s Parsa district on Monday imposed a curfew in parts of the border town of Birgunj, citing security concerns following tensions between Hindu and

In a bid to counter security threats arising from the misuse of digital technology, the Nepal Police has established an "AI and Advanced Analytics Cell," commonly referred to as the AI Cell, to strengthen its technological capabilities in the IT sector.

Around eighteen people were killed and twenty five people were injured in the accident. Follow Us Trending Photos Nepal Bus Accident: Around 18 people lost their lives when a passenger bus coming from Pokhara to Kathmandu,