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

The devastating floods and cascading debris flows along Nepal’s Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river corridors have raised urgent questions about what triggered the disaster, how climate change may be altering

The Greater New York Nepali Chamber of Commerce has launched the Nepali American Business and Investment Summit (NABIS) 2026, a three-day international event aimed at strengthening economic cooperation, trade, investment,

From the quiet town of Sundarbazar in Nepal’s Lamjung district to the competitive business landscape of New York City, CPA Pashupati Shrestha’s journey reflects persistence, academic excellence and professional discipline.

Jewelry buyers in the United States, particularly within immigrant communities, should pay close attention to purity, authenticity, and long-term value when making purchases, according to a jeweler of Nepali origin

Jay Agrawal, a former U.S. Army officer and CFA charterholder, rolled out two financial platforms in recent years designed to tackle systemic inequities in lending and money transfers, drawing on

As tax-related scams grow increasingly sophisticated with the use of artificial intelligence, Nepali American Certified Public Accountant Biraj Rijal is urging the community to remain alert, verify official communications and

In Queens’ Jackson Heights, widely recognized as a hub of Nepali life in the United States, the sights and sounds of the community are unmistakable. Nepali language fills the streets,

Bajeko Sekuwa, a name synonymous with Nepal’s culinary identity, has grown from a modest roadside stall into an international restaurant brand, marking a journey that spans more than four decades.

A small Japanese restaurant in New York’s Jackson Heights is telling a larger story about immigrant perseverance and Nepali entrepreneurship. Located on 37th Avenue in Queens, Happy Kitchen sits in

Gorkhali Nepali Restaurant stands as a testament to resilience, cultural pride and immigrant entrepreneurship in one of the world’s most competitive cities. Opening a restaurant in New York City is