Twenty-three workers from Bardiya, who narrowly escaped the flood in Rasuwa, returned home on Sunday after spending days stranded in the disaster zone.

Farmers are searching across borders and cooperative depots for scarce chemical fertiliser, with some forced to transplant without it and others facing difficulties bringing supplies from India.

With fans barely working and household appliances at risk of damage, residents accuse the Nepal Electricity Authority of failing to resolve a years-long electricity crisis.

Rare joint household splits by mutual consent, yet preserves tradition of shared labour as members build a new settlement together amid changing rural realities.

Family too poor to afford care. Local rights activists urge the state to rescue the child.

Sky-high diesel prices amid global supply constraints raise farming costs, giving rise to worries over food prices and rural livelihoods.

Hotels across Pokhara, Chitwan and Lumbini report sharp cancellations from Western travellers, with Indian and domestic tourists now keeping the sector afloat amid rising uncertainty.

Initiative comes amid growing fear among local residents over frequent leopard attacks.

Investigation had flagged lapses in a citizenship denial case, but disciplinary and legal steps remain pending despite the findings having been submitted to the government.

Flights cancelled, visas delayed as Gulf-bound youths remain stuck amid escalating tensions.

But the electorate appears united in the demand—tangible delivery.

Most people are staying indoors, schools remain shut, and sunshine is rare.

Forest office records show leopard attacks have claimed 11 lives in the district over the past five years.

An underage, citizenship-less daughter’s marriage failed and her child was disowned.

Three people injured within a week as leopards prowl near settlements in Gulariya and Barbardiya.