The recent pro-monarchy protests in Nepal have brought fresh concerns about media bias and misinformation in South Asia. Since March 9, 2025, demonstrations have taken place across Kathmandu, calling for the return of the monarchy and the reestablishment of Nepal as a Hindu nation. However, critics say the reporting of these events by both mainstream and social media has lacked balance and factual accuracy. Protesters gathered to welcome ex-King Gyanendra Shah upon his arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport on March 9, sparking weeks of rallies and unrest. The situation escalated on March 28, when clashes at Tinkune and Koteshwor resulted…
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Nepal is all set to host the third edition of the Buddhist International Travel Mart starting May 24, 2025. The event, organized by the Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA), aims to promote Nepal’s growing reputation as a key destination for international Buddhist pilgrimage tourism. According to NATTA, the event will be held in two major locations — Kathmandu and Lumbini — bringing together tourism professionals, buyers, sellers, and visitors from various countries with strong Buddhist cultural ties. Event Schedule and Locations The Buddhist International Travel Mart 2025 will officially open in Kathmandu on May 24-25. The opening…
The CPN (Maoist Centre) has called on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to prepare a unified agenda for the upcoming Sagarmatha Sambad, an international event focused on the impacts of climate change. The event, scheduled from May 16 to 18, aims to bring global attention to environmental challenges, with Sagarmatha (Mount Everest) symbolizing the urgent need for collective action. Maoist Centre’s Delegation Meets PM Oli A delegation from the Maoist Centre’s Department of Forest, Environment and Climate, led by department chief Madhav Sapkota, met with Prime Minister Oli at Singh Durbar today. The team welcomed the government’s initiative and urged…
Nepal is witnessing a fresh wave of debate over its political future. The country is once again divided between supporters of democracy and those calling for the return of the monarchy. This debate comes nearly two decades after Nepal peacefully ended the Shah dynasty’s rule in 2007 and became a federal democratic republic. The transition was a historic moment. King Gyanendra Shah stepped down without resistance, ending centuries of royal rule. The people embraced democracy, hoping for a better, fairer nation. But years later, frustration has grown over poor governance, unfulfilled promises, and political instability. Democracy’s Rocky Road Since 2007…
Nepal was shaken by a magnitude 4.0 earthquake early Tuesday morning, according to the National Center for Seismology (NCS). The tremor occurred at 4:39 AM (IST) at a depth of 25 kilometers. The epicenter was recorded at latitude 28.76°N and longitude 82.01°E in western Nepal. Authorities have not reported any injuries or major damage so far. However, experts warn that aftershocks may follow due to the shallow depth of the quake.“Shallow earthquakes release more energy closer to the surface. This often leads to stronger ground shaking and higher risks of damage,” the NCS explained in a social media update. Why…
Indian electric motorcycle brand Revolt Motors has officially entered the Nepali market. The company launched its first dealership in Kathmandu this week, marking a new chapter for electric two-wheelers in the country. The dealership, located in the heart of the capital, is part of a partnership with MV Dugar Group, a well-known name in Nepal’s automobile sector. This collaboration aims to introduce smart, eco-friendly, and high-performance electric motorcycles suited to Nepal’s roads and daily travel needs. Strategic Partnership with MV Dugar Group Revolt’s entry into Nepal is powered by its tie-up with MV Dugar Group, which brings over 50 years…
Nepal is facing a new wave of political unrest as pro-monarchy protests continue to gather strength in the Himalayan republic. On April 8, 2025, thousands gathered in Kathmandu, demanding the return of former King Gyanendra Shah and the restoration of the Hindu monarchy. The rallies reflect growing public dissatisfaction with Nepal’s Left-dominated governments, which have struggled to deliver stability, services, and economic growth since the monarchy ended in 2008. As tensions rise, authorities in Kathmandu and neighboring India are closely watching the developments. Rising Protests Across Nepal Protests Gain Momentum The current wave of protests began on March 9, 2025,…
Nepal ushered in the New Year 2082, as per the Bikram Era, with messages of unity, progress, and prosperity from the country’s top leaders. President Ram Chandra Paudel and Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli called for collective action to boost key sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and technology. They emphasized the importance of harnessing Nepal’s diversity and working together to ensure a brighter future. The occasion was marked by nationwide celebrations, including cultural events and public gatherings, where citizens exchanged heartfelt wishes. President Paudel’s Message of Unity and Progress In his New Year message, President Paudel urged Nepalis to…
The three-day Nepal Festival Delhi 2025 wrapped up on Sunday, bringing together crowds of visitors at the Nepal Embassy Grounds. From April 11 to 13, the event showcased the vibrant traditions, flavors, and business opportunities of Nepal. Organized by the Everest Chamber of Commerce and Industries in collaboration with the Embassy of Nepal, the festival aimed to deepen cultural ties and boost economic cooperation between Nepal and India. A Colorful Display of Nepalese Culture The event took place at the Embassy of Nepal on Barakhamba Road and was open to the public daily from 10 AM to 9 PM. Themed…
Nepali Congress (NC) central committee member and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Arzu Rana Deuba, has called on party members to stop making irresponsible public statements about the party. Speaking at a meeting organized by NC Ilam in Shree Antu, she said such remarks hurt the party’s image and unity. Dr. Rana emphasized that recent trends of accusations and counter-accusations among NC leaders are harmful. “These comments may get media attention, but they bring long-term damage to our party,” she said. Irresponsible Talk Causes Internal Frustration According to Dr. Rana, party members at all levels—from the center to local branches—feel…