Landslides pile on the misery in Jajarkot settlements
By Saroj Oli, Krishna Prasad Gautam & Jyotee Katuwal The disasters highlight an escalating crisis across Jajarkot, where extreme weather is battering fragile communities still reeling from the earthquake.
Deuba faction’s Hindu line opens new fault line in Nepali Congress
By Kul Chandra Neupane A last-minute five-point declaration promotes Sanatan religion as a national identity, departing from an earlier 20-point conclusion and exposing divisions within the faction.
Indian Army chief Dhiraj Seth arrives in Kathmandu for four-day visit
By Post Report Seth is scheduled to receive the honorary rank of General of the Nepali Army from President Ramchandra Paudel on Monday and hold meetings with senior Nepali officials.
Death toll from Jajarkot landslide rises to four
By Saroj Oli A 70-year-old man who had been missing since Saturday evening was found buried about 50 metres below his home.
Five nominees unveiled for NSJF Pulsar Sports Award
By Nayak Paudel NSJF eliminates paid voting to ensure a fairer contest for the 23rd Pulsar Sports Award’s People’s Choice category.
Minister Lamsal to return to Kathmandu after falling ill in Baitadi
By Arjun Shah The physical infrastructure development minister developed symptoms of a viral infection and common cold while on a tour of far-western districts.
Twelve killed and at least 10 injured in Polish bus crash in Hungary
By Reuters State news agency MTI said there were 57 passengers and two drivers on the bus.
Non-resident Nepalis keen on domestic ventures, but cite bureaucratic hurdles and safety fears
By Durga Dulal Delegates at the 11th Asia-Pacific Regional Conference in Guangzhou urge the government to streamline legal procedures, improve security and lower interest rates to boost investment.
Nepal’s faith is finding a new interface
By Sajana Baral From horoscope apps and digital puja guides to robotic monks and chanting boxes, a small group of Nepali developers is testing whether technology can turn ancient religious practices into modern services.
In Karnali, basic healthcare can mean hours of waiting
By Mahesh KC Vacant specialist posts, overstretched doctors and inadequate equipment are leaving district hospitals unable to meet growing demand, forcing patients to travel elsewhere for treatment.
Three dead as landslides sweep houses in Rolpa and Jajarkot
By Jyotee Katuwal & Kashiram Dangi One person remains missing as rescue teams struggle to reach areas cut off by blocked roads and repeated landslides.
Hopes fade in Colombia as more bodies recovered days after powerful quake
By Reuters With rescue teams still searching unstable rubble for survivors, Colombia faces a growing humanitarian crisis as thousands remain displaced, hundreds are missing and authorities turn to body recovery and reconstruction.
When the snake call comes, Sagar Pandey answers
By Madhav Aryal For 18 years, the 31-year-old self-taught expert from Palpa has rescued over 10,000 snakes—including a record 107 king cobras—across western Nepal, turning childhood fascination into a lifelong mission to protect wildlife.
At least 47 dead in eastern Indonesia after magnitude 7.7 quake
By Reuters Rescuers struggle to reach the area closest to the epicentre as landslides block roads and disrupt communications, while aftershocks, damaged buildings and power outages hamper relief efforts.