Dil Narayan who risked all for change
The 42-year-old construction worker, Dil Narayan Tamang, followed political developments closely and attended the Gen Z protests.
The 42-year-old construction worker, Dil Narayan Tamang, followed political developments closely and attended the Gen Z protests.
Sixteen inmates returned voluntarily on Monday as authorities continue to recapture hundreds who escaped from prisons and juvenile centres across Makawanpur and other districts.
Once bound to farms, they are now leading safaris and changing their communities’ attitude towards forest and wildlife.
Stolen iron bars put thousands of daily commuters at risk as authorities hunt for culprits.
The incident took place at Andrauli in ward 28 of Bharatpur Metropolitan City, an area bordering the national park.
One of the deceased was the student union president at Gaurishankar Multiple Campus.
One-way traffic restored; travellers urged to use alternative routes.
Around 20 metres of the road in Tilpung collapsed, halting larger vehicles and stranding travellers from nearby rural municipalities.
Initially imposed until July 16, the restriction has been extended until August.
Chief Minister Baniya gives his Cabinet a full shape after securing vote of confidence.
Vehicle heading from Manthali to Hetauda falls near Bokse; rescue hampered by rugged terrain.
In buffer zones of the Chitwan National Park, desperate farmers battling relentless raids on their crops by wildlife are increasingly installing high-voltage electrical fences that are now killing not only animals, but humans as well.
Police say a 50-year-old man allegedly raped the girl.
Authorities suspect accidental electrocution as horn found intact; investigation underway.
Key route linking Ramechhap headquarters to three rural municipalities closed since Saturday.
Victims were sheltering under a stilted platform, police say.
Reshuffle seen as bid to tighten grip on power after losing the parliamentary party’s leadership.
Authorities warn of rising river levels; vehicles swept away.
Residents along Trishuli river urged to remain vigilant as water levels rise following increased flow from Tibet.
With only 15 votes in his favour, Lama is ousted as Nepali Congress parliamentary party leader.