From finding a safe route out to getting a wheelchair or a place in a shelter, survivors face barriers long after the waters recede.

Cyber Bureau forms 10-member team to identify users posting hateful and demeaning comments about people affected by the Bhotekoshi floods.

Children who survived the August 26 flood are struggling with sleepless nights, panic, and memories of family members lost, while officials and aid workers race to address a quieter aftermath.

Once a humble village staple, satu is finding a new market among health-conscious urban consumers, with producers expanding into supermarkets and even overseas markets.

From public spaces to their own homes, many senior citizens are finding respect, care, and support increasingly hard to come by.

More than 1,000 students have applied for equivalency certificates since the service began, but none have received permanent certificates.

As more young Nepalis build lives abroad, aging parents are relying on daily video calls to stay connected while grappling with the loneliness of an empty home.

For citizens failed by the legal system, this Kathmandu roundabout has become a last-resort stage for hope and accountability.

Personal accounts and expert views show how parental separation significantly affects childhood, mental health, and family stability.

A municipal crackdown on sidewalk performers has left a community of visually impaired people without a livelihood, sparking protests.

Police data show 68 women were killed by husbands in FY 2025–26 alone. Experts cite relationship stress, mistrust and weak intervention systems as key drivers.

Speakers at the sixth edition of Nirbhik Nari conclave discuss how financial independence, political participation and legal protection are central to advancing women’s leadership and rights.

Women who regularly use public transport say harassment remains a routine part of daily travel in the country. Yet only a small fraction of cases reach the police.

Children scattered after eviction struggle with loss, uncertainty, and an abrupt break from school and friends.

As bulldozers tear through informal settlements in Kathmandu, displaced students sit for exams under extreme distress.