The remark comes just days before the one-year mark of the gruesome incident whose investigation is still incomplete.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (July 23, 2019).

Every year, as soon as the monsoon arrives, the dusty roads of the Capital turn into a disgusting mess.

The police said they have rescued two boys, aged 12 and 14, from the man’s room.

The quota for Nepali workers is still not decided although the job sector for the first batch has been finalised.

Women prefer to give birth at home because they lack awareness on reproductive health.

They didn’t sign housing grant agreements within deadline, rebuilding authority says.

Outbreak risks of contagious and vector-borne diseases are normally high after floods, according to health officials.

Traders said the traditional meat-free month could have been disregarded due to the lunar eclipse.

Share investors, brokers and even the regulatory authority have no idea how to implement the government's new policy.

The company can still build the cement factory on the private land it acquired earlier, officials say.

The provincial government has agreed to airlift food to floods- and landslides-affected areas.