Trump’s executive order had directed US agencies to refuse to recognize the citizenship of children born in the United States if neither their mother nor father is a US citizen or lawful permanent ...

It will blend live hip-hop music with street art. Rapper ATM (Nabin Raj Joshi) will perform, while street artist Saikush (Sanish K Shakya) will create live paintings. The event will take place on the ...

The exhibit pushes the boundaries of classical artistic traditions using materials like resin, nails, sculptures, and televisions. It invites viewers to immerse themselves in a narrative as complex as ...

Nepal’s selling point has grown increasingly blunt: A lack of a distinctive edge means it barely cuts a swath in today’s world order.

Niraj Tamang maintained lead after the second round of the Surya Nepal Western Open, the fourth event under the Surya Nepal Golf Tour 2024-25, at the par-69 Himalayan Golf Course in Pokhara on ...

It is a tentative peace with hundreds of thousands of Palestinians returning to the rubble that was once their home. There are still dead bodies buried underneath. Each one of them has lost a family ...

Orange farming, a key means of livelihood in areas like Namobuddha, Bethanchowk, Sunthana, and Kusadevi, faces a daunting recovery process.

Although high failure rates among medical doctors are not new to the council, as even those completing master’s degrees often fail the licensing exam, council officials say that nearly 70 percent of ...

At least seven Nepalis were killed in the Jalgaon train accident in Maharashtra, India on Wednesday evening. Five among seven Nepalis killed are from Sudurpaschim Province—four from Achham and one ...

At the Climate Dialogue held in Pokhara on Thursday, speakers called for local climate policies, more research funding, and youth participation in combating climate change.

School teachers from across the country are preparing to descend on the capital for street protests to pressure the government into endorsing the School Education Bill.

The Kathmandu Post would like to respond to Mr. Michael Kobold’s recent posts on Facebook and Instagram that call attention to the Post’s reporting and accuse its editors of being corrupt.