Electricity has been cut off in the flood-affected areas since Tuesday night.

Police have arrested three people--two Indian nationals and one Nepali--in connection to the incident.

Sixteen people in the province died due to the virus in the past week, according to the data of the Social Development Ministry.

As many as 245 people have tested positive for the virus in the metropolis as of Sunday.

'All slogans the government has coined about the welfare of farmers have been nothing but lip service.'

Some voting centres in Biratnagar of Morang district looked interesting today as political parties organised light feast outside the voting stations to their cadres and voters in an apparent move to lure them to vote in their favour.

It’s scorching outside, but the heat does not bother farmers of Harinagara Rural Municipality in the eastern Nepali district of Sunsari who are out in the fields to tend the cauliflowers they have planted.

The decision of three political parties to form a leftist alliance ahead of the upcoming federal and provincial elections has sent ripples to the grassroots level.

The recent decision by leftist political parties to forge alliance ahead of the upcoming elections of Federal Parliament and Provincial Assembly has created waves in grassroots level.

Normal life in and around Katahari Village of Biratnagar has been gradually limping back to normalcy, two weeks after the colossal floods battered the settlements.

Banda, strikes, protests, chakka jam? “No. That’s not a solution,” say locals of Kosiharaicha in Morang district.

Shortage of 100-rupee Indian currency (IC) notes—triggered by the Indian government’s decision to pull 500- and 1,000-rupee banknotes out of circulation—has hit markets on both sides of Nepal-India border.

Devotees also believe that wishes are fulfilled by participating in the Chhath festival

People in Morang district are facing hardships caused by the shortage of fuel and cooking gas due to the Indian blockade and the protest of Madhes-centric parties.

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has raised the maximum limit on the amount of Indian currency (IC) that can be exchanged by government and private offices and people going for medical treatment in India.