Captain Chemjong says referee’s contentious decisions cost Nepal dear in the crucial tie.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (November 19, 2019).

Gurung had been named earlier this summer as the honorary designer for the 2019 gala.

There have been numerous attempts to demolish the old prison and construct a new one, but lack of appropriate land plot has put the plan on hold, say prison officials.

Conflict victims object to political interference, saying they won’t accept the officials selected without following the due process.

Local units across the district are concentrating on projects that have no positive impacts on people's living standard.

Zhang Weiwei, author of a number of books on China, also said that Beijing trusts Nepal to handle its concerns regarding Tibetan refugees.

They complain about poor coordination with the provincial, federal government, despite the programme inching closer.

The drive aims to strengthen teaching-learning experience through practical education.

This is for the first time the government is spending its own fund to count the rhino population.

Prime Minister Oli expresses concern over growing demand for compensation.

The prime minister, foreign minister and various former prime ministers have all made public statements regarding Kalapani but diplomatic measures have been sorely lacking, analysts say.