Remote mountain villages in Jumla and upper Dolpa see no election campaign
Voters say candidates focus on accessible areas, leaving hundreds in isolated villages in the dark about their agenda.
Voters say candidates focus on accessible areas, leaving hundreds in isolated villages in the dark about their agenda.
Authorities and local representatives fear a low turnout as many voters remain stranded in lower areas or citiesand may not be able to return for March 5 elections unless trails are cleared or air transport is arranged.
District security committee flags challenges; authorities intensify preparations for safe voting.
Despite harsh winter conditions, party leaders visit villages for door-to-door outreach.
Authorities use bulldozer to remove heavy snow.
Residents of Hima Rural Municipality say they are finally free from daily water worries and can focus on other household chores, hygiene and even kitchen gardening.
A longstanding dispute over access road has left Khalanga bus park idle and rusting away.
Police call on escaped prisoners to surrender. Security forces intensify joint patrols.
The Nepal Army defused a socket bomb found in the premises of the District Coordination Committee office in Jumla on Saturday evening.
Vehicles remain stranded as authorities and locals work to clear the debris and restore traffic.
Vehicle plunges 50 metres off the road in Tila-5, Chulakot.
Locals demand compensation and safer installation from power authority.
Once famous for growing the world’s highest-altitude rice, Chhumchaur reclaims its agricultural identity as farmers revive traditional Marsi cultivation.
Farmers call for compensation after sudden strike destroys part of their flock in Guthichaur Rural Municipality.
Study shows a rise in snow leopard population in the region.