Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (July 18, 2019).

The project envisages boring a tunnel through the western hills and eliminating the many switchbacks on the main highway leading out of Kathmandu.

From droughts in Upper Mustang to floods in the southern plains, there are indications all around that the country is already dealing with adversities created by climate change.

Along with Asian powerhouse Australia, the South Asian minnows are drawn against Jordan for the joint qualifiers of the 2022 FIFA World Cup and 2023 AFC Asian Cup

Farmers have finished planting paddy on only 40.46 percent of the country's paddy acreage so far.

Sunny Shakya explores his inner child with his exhibition ‘Toygraphy’

Many appreciate Harmita Shrestha’s work, calling it a step ahead for women empowerment, but the days aren’t always that easy in a man's world, she says.

Raj Narayan Pathak is facing corruption charge for receiving Rs 7.8 million to settle an engineering college dispute

Officials say such offices are turning into centres for corruption and irregularities

Faced with massive public criticism, the government has finally decided to revisit a proposal India made in 2009.

Theeng to be enrolled in the second grade of Mahendra Basic School in Uttarpani

Radha Devi Mukhiya and her family move out of their home and spend months living under tents every year during monsoon