The government’s indecision about vaccine imports and trials is going to cost the people dearly

Trends suggest that Nepal will cross the 25,000 threshold for active Covid-19 infections next week

The sudden surge in the number of deaths is an indication that Nepal’s Covid crisis is deepening

The death of an inmate from Kathmandu’s Central Jail and the subsequent row over his putrefying body is a testament to the jail management’s shortcomings in handling the coronavirus crisis

The Oli government’s corrupt involvements in the procurement deals for lifesaving PPEs and test kits

Owing to its ineptitude, negligence, and corrupt practices, the government turned mass quarantine centres into Covid-19 hotspots

With his latest fast, Dr KC is seeking to bring the government to book for both its recent and past transgressions

Fact-checking PM’s claims defending his government’s COVID-19 response and overall performance.

For some reason, he must have thought that the Star was not eye-catching enough, and this article centres on his efforts to, as he saw it, put things right

Chandra tries to control a growing demand for more Awards led by his son Baber but reveals an acute sensitivity to the position of the monarch and steps in to help an errant son-in-law in serious trouble with the British in India.

Part 1: Recruiting haggles, Chandra, the game-changer, and getting a “K” for Bhim

Nepal’s moneyed classes, aided by unscrupulous banks and an irresponsible government, have turned land into a quickly tradeable commodity

The government’s indecision about vaccine imports and trials is going to cost the people dearly

New ordinances signed by the President aimed at reducing acid attacks which have been on the rise in Nepal in recent years

Trends suggest that Nepal will cross the 25,000 threshold for active Covid-19 infections next week

The main opposition party is more invested in sorting out its internal problems than in keeping the NCP in check