22 November 2025 — Kathmandu Nepal’s construction landscape saw notable activity today across highways, hydropower, urban development, and building-materials industries. Government agencies, developers, and contractors reported progress in several priority projects while also facing familiar hurdles in regulatory approvals and financing. 1. Road & Highway Development Government Allocates Rs 105 Billion for National Infrastructure The…
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Nepal’s Infrastructure Sees Steady Progress Across Roads, Airports, Hydropower, Real Estate, and Urban Development Kathmandu, 21 Nov 2025 — Nepal’s construction industry recorded key progress today across several major sectors, including national highways, hydropower expansion, airport upgrades, and private real estate development. Despite seasonal delays and regulatory challenges, momentum remained strong nationwide. Roads & Highways:…
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Kathmandu, Nepal — As Nepal’s construction and real estate sectors continue to expand in 2025, the demand for high-quality sanitary ware has risen steadily across residential, commercial, and hospitality projects. Builders, architects, and homeowners are increasingly prioritizing durability, design standards, and water-saving technology when selecting bathroom fittings. In response to this growing demand, Nepal Construction…
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Date: November 19, 2025Editor: Nepal Construction Times Desk Top Construction Highlights of the Day 1. KMC Begins Construction of Devinagar Sports Park Kathmandu Metropolitan City has commenced construction of a modern sports park in Ward 10, Devinagar, with a project cost of Rs 28.14 million. Built on reclaimed public land near the Dhobikhola Corridor, the…
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Date: 18 Nov 2025 1.Top National Construction Headlines 2. Government & Policy Updates 3.Infrastructure Project Progress 4.Market & Industry Insights 5.Contractor & Company Updates 6.Problems, Risks & Challenges 7.International Construction News 8.Photo of the Day Image: After-renovation view of Khulamanch lawn & walkway in KathmanduCaption: “Khulamanch open platform in Kathmandu reopened to the public after…
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In the world of crushing equipment, two names come up more than anything else: Jaw crusher and cone crusher. Both are essential in mining, quarrying, road construction, and building projects. Although they perform the same job—reducing large stones into smaller sizes—their design, working principle, and applications are very different. Understanding these differences helps companies choose…
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Building a home or commercial structure in Nepal is a significant investment, but countless projects fall victim to avoidable mistakes that compromise safety, increase costs, and reduce structural longevity. Drawing from post-earthquake studies and field observations across Nepal, we’ve identified the ten most common construction errors that plague both residential and commercial projects—and more importantly,…
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Date: October 30, 2025By: Nepal’s Construction Times ADB Nepal Focuses on Progress, Performance, and Quality in New Project Pipeline The Asian Development Bank (ADB) organized a Business Opportunities Seminar in Kathmandu today, bringing together government agencies, contractors, and development partners to discuss the progress of ongoing infrastructure projects and unveil the roadmap for new investments…
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Nepal’s construction and infrastructure boom has made excavators indispensable on road projects, hydropower sites, quarries, and urban developments. Choosing the right brand means balancing reliability, service support, parts availability, fuel efficiency, and resale value. Below is a concise, focused guide to the top ten excavator brands in Nepal today — why they matter, where they…
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ITR is a globally recognized brand in the field of construction machinery parts and undercarriage components. Known for its high-quality products, durability, and engineering precision, ITR has established itself as one of the leading suppliers of spare parts for heavy equipment such as excavators, dozers, loaders, and drilling machines. The brand represents reliability and performance…