Prime Minister Shah met Madhesh leaders and lawmakers Friday, while home minister reached agreements with victims’ families in Sunsari and Siraha Thursday.

Security agencies urged coordinated political and administrative measures before local disputes escalated into wider unrest.

Police traced financial deal between Dr Nutan Sharma and the intermediary after the extraction, but investigation did not proceed against suspects.

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

The arrest of a teacher over the MBS paper leak has revived concerns over repeated breaches, commercialisation of education and weak oversight of Nepal’s examination system.

Police launch probe after 45-year-old woman’s body discovered in parked vehicle.

Agrawal, who had been absconding in the case, was taken into custody by the Central Investigation Bureau after being linked to a case in which Deepak Bhatta is also named as a defendant.

Police are investigating the cause of the fire after a private vehicle parked in a public area was found engulfed in fire, with the victim’s identity yet to be established.

Karki committee found that missing forensic evidence and the inability to identify who fired the fatal shots left no basis for criminal charges against senior security officials.

From exhausted doctors to victims of violence and loan sharking, people continue to gather at Maitighar seeking answers from a government that came to power promising change.

The chargesheet says firms owned by Jayabir Deuba received the money from controversial businessman Deepak Bhatta.

Ansari was among three Gen Z campaigners detained after reaching the centre to express support for the affected families.

Car blocking Kantipur gate linked to RSP Research and Documentation Department member Rabi Jaiswal.

The vehicle left outside Kantipur was traced to Rabi Jaiswal, a Rautahat-based businessman who was appointed to the Rastriya Swatantra Party's Central Research and Documentation Department.

Detentions of activists supporting flood-affected squatters and critics of the government have sparked criticism from rights advocates, while police say they acted only against those obstructing law enforcement.