Nepali Congress leaders continue to insist that an individual’s crimes do not reflect on the party.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (October 22, 2019).

Rajnath Singh was accompanied by Army chief General Bipin Rawat, to inaugurate a strategically located bridge across the Shyok River.

Ms Sineenat, a 34-year-old former nurse, was bestowed the Royal Noble Consort title on the King’s birthday in July.

The embankments being built for the project will likely deluge 30 houses in the banks.

The site for the proposed industrial area falls at a buffer zone of Parsa National Park.

Guardians’ preference for private schools over community schools is contributing to the decrease in students’ number.

Eight villagers have been injured, one seriously, when an excavator struck villagers protesting road construction.

The proposed tunnel will be 2.45 km long and have two 3.5-metre lanes.

A one-metre-long flower garland is expected to cost Rs60-70, according to traders.

Spending totalled Rs18.37 billion out of the Rs408 billion budget as of mid-October.

Authorities hope to reduce the existing maternal mortality rate by distributing medicine through female community health volunteers.