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What regulators and the press are saying — set against how the market actually moved.

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NEPSE · Oct 12, 2026
2,595.81▲ 4.00 (+0.15%)
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Market breadth at the last close — what the headlines below are moving against.

Oct 11, 2026

GeneralOnlinekhabar English· Oct 11, 2026

Natural disasters deal annual blow to Nepal’s agriculture

Continuous rainfall and strong winds across the country towards the end of the monsoon have caused extensive damage to agricultural crops, including paddy, sugarcane and vegetables that were ready for harvest. Farmers…

Onlinekhabar English
GeneralThe Kathmandu Post· Oct 11, 2026

No school, but a graduation cap for women dairy farmers

Fifty-six women farmers in Sindhuli have completed four years of training under a Korea-Nepal initiative. They learned modern dairy farming, animal care and financial management.

The Kathmandu Post

Oct 10, 2026

GeneralThe Kathmandu Post· Oct 10, 2026

Explainer: How are airfares set in Nepal, and who regulates them?

Airfares depend on demand, seat availability, operating costs and competition. While domestic fares must stay within prescribed limits, international ticket prices are largely determined by market forces and bilateral…

The Kathmandu Post

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