The Federation of International Nepali Youth Entrepreneurs (FINYE) North America Entrepreneur Summit and Annual General Meeting (AGM), held in Dallas, Texas, brought together nearly 200 […]
The mother and sister of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali student held hostage by Hamas, have traveled to the United States to advocate for his release […]
A recent executive order by the Trump administration caused widespread confusion and panic among H-1B visa holders, including many Nepalis and Indians. The order, which […]
Nepal’s most significant and longest festival, Dashain, officially began today. This 15-day celebration marks the start of a joyous occasion for Hindus in Nepal and […]
A cool morning breeze swept through the air. The serene atmosphere of the greenery-filled Adventure Park was calm yet brimming with excitement. Runners, dressed in […]
The recent protests in Nepal, sparked by a government ban on social media and fueled by deep-seated anger over corruption, have ignited a debate among […]
Nepali artist IMAGINE (a.k.a. Sneha Shrestha) has unveiled her public art installation, About a Living Culture, in Diversity Plaza, Jackson Heights. The six-foot-tall, golden archway […]
In a decision expected to have far-reaching implications for the nation’s immigration system, the U.S. Department of Justice’s Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has determined […]
New York City Council Member Julie Won has announced a partnership with CUNY School of Law to provide free, reliable, and confidential immigration legal services […]
Purnima Shrestha, a record-breaking Nepali mountaineer and photojournalist, captivated an audience in New York City with an inspiring account of her journey. She shared how […]
