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Archer’s double act fires Rajasthan into IPL playoffsThe English fast bowler’s explosive cameo of 32 off just 15 balls, which included three sixes, helped rescue Rajasthan from early trouble before his devastating bowling spell dismantled Mumbai’s chase.Read 
Trump says there is no rush for Iran deal, US blockade staysTrump says the US blockade on Iranian ships in the Strait of Hormuz will remain until a final agreement is signed, while negotiators continue to grapple with disputes over Tehran’s uranium stockpile, sanctions relief and regional security issues.Read 
‘Witnesses of Inner Worlds’ celebrates unseen family strugglesThe exhibit at Takpa Gallery transforms stories of hardship into expressions of love.Read 
Taskforce floats directly elected president, overseas voting in constitutional reform pushPanel formed to prepare a charter revision working paper has proposed sweeping changes to the governance system, electoral model, judiciary and federal structure.Read 
From fuel to food, West Asia turmoil sends prices soaring in NepalRising cost of rice, edible oil and transport squeezes households as stagnant incomes and global shocks fuel stagflation fears.Read 
Behind the ‘Big Didi Energy’The Hong Kong–Nepali rapper Suskihanna Gurung uses music to highlight often-unspoken struggles of diaspora youth and creative independence.Read 
Draft House rule easing charter amendment decried as unconstitutionalProposed rule permits combined two-thirds parliamentary vote for amendments instead of requiring two-thirds in each House separately.Read 
The neoliberal in Nordic garbDespite repeatedly refuting that it is toeing the neoliberal line, the RSP’s stance is blatantly neoliberal.Read 
Q&A: Social media has made Everest ascent look easy, but it isn’tLhakpa Sherpa reflects on surviving abuse, gruelling immigrant labour in the US, balancing motherhood with mountaineering, and witnessing climate change reshape the world’s highest peak.Read 
The slippery slope of executive overreachPM Shah is setting a dangerous precedent by repeatedly undermining the legislative branch.Read 
Report details abuse and unsafe conditions faced by Nepali workers on Saudi Aramco projectsStudy by London-based rights group finds workers toiling up to 14 hours in over 50 degrees heat.Read 
A village school empties as families leave and students choose private schoolsFifteen years after establishment, Saraswati Basic School, which once had around 100 students saw no enrollment this year.Read