The inaugural event not expected to see a big number of political representatives from abroad, allegedly due to the disasters that struck Nepal recently.

The collection, spanning the 13th to 20th centuries, includes royal edicts, legal records, court documents, manuscripts, and travel diaries.

Police will step up patrols and surveillance in crowded and sensitive areas, using CCTV cameras, drones and sniffer dogs to prevent theft, robbery and other festival-related crimes.

The Post spoke to 12 children from the flood-affected areas and gathered their experiences and the nightmares that still follow them.

Local maternity clinics and services remain disrupted in Rasuwa and Nuwakot since the August 26 floods. But many women cannot travel to Kathmandu because of damaged roads.

Kushal Bhurtel misses head coach Stuart Law’s 15-member travelling squad to Oman, where the tri-series kicks off on October 7.

A special committee will review past appointments and develop clearer criteria based on lawyers’ professional performance and contribution.

A former Cornell student’s allegations against seven men have reopened a criminal investigation nearly two years after the alleged assault at a fraternity house.

A passenger who helped subdue a co-pilot after the captain was stabbed says an air-crash TV show taught him how to pull the plane out of a nose dive.

Nearly 600 people have tested positive as the disease spreads to eight local units, prompting a central health investigation.

Bill proposes new administrative structure, retirement rules, recruitment quotas, lateral entry, and a two-year cooling-off period, among other things.

The debate centres on how the grand old party should adapt BP Koirala’s socialist principles to changing political and economic realities.

Nepali authorities have requested the Chinese side to reopen Tatopani urgently to allow for merchandise from the north to reach Kathmandu for the festivals.

The visit will be his first to Britain since he became Nepal’s army chief in September 2024.