Nepal's newspaper industry is diverse, with over 3,700 registered publications, including daily, weekly, and monthly papers. Among the most prominent epapers in the country is Gorkhapatra, the government-owned daily, which holds the highest circulation at around 75,000 copies. Other notable publications include The Kathmandu Post, The Himalayan Times, and Kantipur Daily. These publications provide a wide range of news in Nepali and English, covering topics from local events to international affairs.
Despite the large number of registered newspapers, many epapers in Nepal have been criticized for their ties with political parties, which can affect their credibility. However, these publications continue to play a key role in shaping public opinion. As the demand for digital media grows, many newspapers have shifted to epaper formats, allowing for greater access to news across the country and internationally.