If e-voting is NOT currently being used, what is the current status of e-voting in general?

With too many Nepal parties, India cannot supplyelectronic voting machines there

"Nepal’s plan to purchase Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) from India for the Constituent Assembly polls in November has hit a roadblock after the Indian side made it clear that the EVMs were not equipped to cater to such a large number of contesting parties. Indian EVMs can handle a maximum of 64 candidates (or parties) — so far, 139 parties have registered with the Nepal Election Commission to contest the November polls, thus makingit difficult to use the machines from India."

E-Voting: Possibilities and Challenges in the Nepalese Context

"EVMs were successfully implemented in some areas in the 2008 CA elections in Nepal. The most obvious distinction in EVMs-implemented area compared to other areas was the early outcome of election results."

Smartmatic promotes evoting in Nepal

Nepal, February 12 2014. - "During the seminar titled “Voting Technologies as Key Components of Transparent Elections”, world leader in election automation, Smartmatic, promoted e-voting in Nepal last February 12."

Voting concludes in Baglung by-election

AGLUNG, APR 11 - The voting for Baglung-1 by-election has concluded with 73 percent of voters casting their vote on Saturday.

"The Election Commission (EC) has made arrangements for electronic voting system in the constituency and it has informed that the results will be made public tomorrow."

E-voting has been used in specific areas during the 2008 Constituent Assembly Elections and by-elections in 2014 and 2015. See sources for more information.