Army, police, armed police, and temporary forces to be mobilised under integrated security plan.

The immigration department issues circular after over 100 travellers turned back arbitrarily at Kathmandu airport.

Meeting at Nepali Army headquarters reviews nationwide situation and coordination among forces.

Most of them resigned, citing family or personal reasons as morale dips after Gen Z protests, officials say.

Inspector General Khapung constitutes a panel to investigate casualties, use of force, and strategic failures.

Police say 285 heavy weapons, including INSAS and SLR rifles, and 271 small firearms are still unaccounted for.

Authorities probe suspected illicit wealth of top political leaders following public outrage.

Deuba, Dahal, and Khadka investigated nearly two weeks after protesters set fire to their homes, with viral videos showing burnt cash fueling controversy.

Several high-profile accused remain at large.

An empowered high-level inquiry is essential to reveal how many rounds were fired by police and how many were looted

US authorities charter flight to Kathmandu for repatriation.

Majority entered via illegal routes; traffickers remain unidentified as victims refuse to file complaints.

CIAA files corruption case at Special Court against the former prime minister and 92 others.

Patanjali leaders refuse to appear, citing Nepali representative’s responsibility.

Most returnees had entered the US illegally after paying up to Rs10 million to traffickers.