At least 26 people injured in the collision are receiving treatment at Dhulikhel Hospital in Kathmandu, said police.

The hospital has been struggling to provide salary and allowance to its employees since the authorities are yet to release budget for health insurance and Covid-19 risk allowance.

During Monday’s protests, police used tear gas shells and opened fire in the air to disperse the mob. Six police personnel and three locals were injured in the clash.

Farmers have been deprived of compensation for the crops destroyed by monkeys.

Road connectivity has brought comfort to the locals who once had to walk for days to reach the nearest market.

The Kavre chapter of FECOFUN submitted a memorandum to federal Finance Minister Yuba Raj Khatiwada a few weeks ago to reconsider the government’s tax policy on community forests nationwide.

The former ward chairman of the erstwhile Saradabatase VDC had registered the land of Setimati Sapkota Pakha Forest in his name on September 25, 1998.

Health workers forced to refer patients to hospitals in Dhulikhel and Banepa

The committee has failed to have inclusive representation from all the 13 districts of the province

Local officials told the Post that three or four members of a single family have received the reconstruction aid, and they are using the newly built homes as shelter for their livestock

Hosts Kavre District Football Association entered the final of the Kavre Gold Cup football tournament with a 5-4 tie breaker victory over Nepal Armed Police Force Club on Thursday.

Nepal APF Club defeated Dolakha District Football Association 2-1 to enter into the quarter-final of the Kavre Gold Cup football tournament held in Dhulikhel on Sunday.

The Province 3 Assembly on Tuesday postponed a meeting scheduled to discuss the provincial capital until further notice.

Province 3 Assembly has decided to hold talks with political parties in a ‘last-ditch effort’ to forge a consensus on provincial capital.

Vehicular movement along the Araniko Highway and BP Highway was disrupted on Wednesday morning owing to a 'chakka jam' called by Nepal Student Union, the student wing of Nepali Congress (NC), demanding the release of its leader Krishna Dhakal.