Floods triggered by bursting of a recharge pond damaged 10 houses at Bhimeshwar Municipality on Sunday.

Over 30 families have been displaced as a landslide lashes Shailung Rural Municipality’s ward 8.

The wild cat trapped inside the farm enclosure is injured after locals resorted to pelting stones to chase it away, farm owner says.

Landslides following heavy rainfall since Wednesday have affected settlements across the country’s hill districts.

Heart problems in children are increasing due to unhealthy food habits and environmental pollution, experts say.

Rolwaling Khola and Lapchi Khola projects have been charged with destroying the environment in a sensitive zone.

Six years after the devastating earthquake, authorities including the Department of Archaeology have yet to take any concrete initiative to restore heritage sites.

Rs30 million was spent to supply power to the village by installing 390 electricity poles.

Work began in 2015 but is nowhere near completion because of the negligence of the construction companies.

Bagmati provincial government had assured relief amount and relocation three months ago but the displaced families are yet to get the promised help.

A majority of beneficiaries have decided to stay back in their old village because they do not want to leave behind their farmland and cattle.

The limited space in the new location has made the health post rollback on some of its medical services, such as maternity care for local women.

Three of the four assailants are in police custody; search for the fourth suspect is underway, police said.

Ramechhap and Sindhuli district administrations also alert people living close to the river against possible floods.