Americans Top Nepal’s Visitor List in October, but Number of Nepali Americans Remains Unknown
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15 NYC Council Members Call on Queens DA to Dismiss Case Against Man Shot by NYPD
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Nepali American Candidates Win State Legislative Seats in Three States
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Thousands of Nepali Americans Cast Ballots as Community Seeks Greater Political Voice
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Nonresident Nepali Citizens Can Get Free Two-Year Residence Visas, but Many Don’t Know It
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Nepal Moves to Overhaul 34-Year-Old Immigration Law, Proposes Harsher Penalties
KATHMANDU, Nepal — For decades, Nepalis living abroad have campaigned for a principle they often express as “Once a Nepali, always a Nepali.” At the center of that effort has
KATHMANDU — Nepal is preparing a sweeping overhaul of its immigration law, seeking to replace a framework adopted more than three decades ago with rules designed to address growing foreign
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Nepal’s Supreme Court has ordered the government to establish regulations, standards and procedures for the controlled cultivation and production of cannabis for medical, scientific, agricultural and industrial
KATHMANDU — The number of Nepali citizens deported from the United States has fallen sharply in recent months, with eight people returned to Nepal in August, according to Nepal’s Department
KATHMANDU, Nepal — A total of 597 foreign nationals from 34 countries remain unaccounted for following the devastating floods and landslides that struck Nepal on Aug. 26, according to the
The Aug. 26 disaster at Rasuwagadhi severed a major Nepal-Tibet corridor, left immigration workers missing and pushed pilgrims, tourists and stranded Nepalis toward Tatopani.
KATHMANDU, Nepal — A catastrophic flood in Nepal’s mountainous Rasuwa district has left hydropower projects damaged, workers missing and rescue teams struggling to reach tunnels cut off by mud, rock
KATHMANDU, Nepal — “Suman,” whose name has been changed to protect his identity, has struggled to sleep since losing family members in the Aug. 26 floods in Nepal’s Bhotekoshi River
KATHMANDU, Nepal — The risk of infectious and waterborne diseases typically rises in flood-affected areas after the initial rescue and relief efforts are completed, health experts say. Contaminated drinking-water sources,
Yogesh “Aadi” Dangol, a 48-year-old resident of Queens Village, New York, had returned to his birthplace in Betrawati, Nepal, for the first time in years. He was there on Aug.