Starting with Dewanganj violence, the cost of delayed coordination was measured not only in lives lost but also in growing mistrust between communities and the widening of unrest beyond the violent incident.

Administration eases restrictions in 10 local units after reviewing security situation following Dewanganj violence.

Five days after the deadly Dewanganj incident, the government agrees to declare the victims martyrs, provide Rs1 million compensation to each family, ensure jobs for one family member each, and pursue an impartial investigation.

Restrictions remain across 10 local units as authorities continue talks over martyr status, compensation and legal action against those responsible for the violence.

Relatives and eyewitnesses say authorities failed to contain tensions before a local dispute escalated into fatal clashes.

Five-member government panel is probing Sunday violence that left one dead and 22 injured.

Authorities lift the curfew but retain limits on gatherings in Dewanganj and Harinagar after Sunday’s communal clash left one dead and nine injured in security force firing.

One person was killed and nine suffered gunshot wounds, most above the waist, after security forces opened fire during communal violence in Dewanganj.

Dispute over loud music during a procession escalates into violence, injuring 22 people, including 13 security personnel.

Footage showing police holding a woman by the neck during a demolition drive raises questions over what led to the confrontation.

Deaths and injuries increase over three fiscal years as poor enforcement and weak inter-agency coordination undermine road safety.

Sixteenth edition set for April 13-20 with floodlit matches, prize pool and eight Nepali sides alongside two international teams.

Armed Police Force intensifies surveillance along frontier amid heightened security ahead of elections.

Bus from Bhedetar to Dharan loses control and crashes at Zero Point.

Accident on Postal Highway in Bhokraha Narsingh leaves two others injured.