While it recommends criminal investigations against Oli, Lekhak, and others for the loss of lives on the first day, it largely remains silent on the second day of violence and destruction.

Ministry says holders of visit, Umrah, transit, and final exit visas expired by February 25 can either renew their status or leave without penalties.

Former prime minister denies large cash haul, calls it a conspiracy.

Report says Inisa’s death was caused by severe injury during physical contact with the main accused.

Report calls for departmental action against senior police and security officials, and criminal proceedings against top leadership.

The US Army is fielding the ​AI tool Maven to process battlefield data ​to improve situational awareness and speed up decision-making.

Index posts fifth straight day of gains before decline.

Police say the suspect confessed the crime during preliminary interrogation.

The victim’s uncle stated that the family is coordinating efforts to repatriate the body to Nepal.

Industrial powerhouse South Korea on Tuesday launched a public campaign asking people to cut shower time, charge ​phones during the day and run vacuums on weekends.

Police say they are accused of stopping and sexually harassing passersby.

Police refuse to disclose findings, fueling suspicion among the family.

Bank to provide fast-disbursing budget support and revive oil import financing as risks to inflation, trade and currencies mount.

Structures on Mewa and Naruwa rivers suffer major setbacks.