The microbus was heading towards Hetauda when it met with an accident.

The dispute centres on whether the party should support the provincial government, with rival factions now claiming authority over the party’s parliamentary wing.

The chief minister secured 57 votes in a provincial assembly session attended by 58 lawmakers, with opposition parties staying away from the vote.

Thapa Magar takes charge after a prolonged political tussle.

The students, all below Grade 5, were returning home from Nirmal Secondary School in Hetauda when they were swept away by the Basudev stream.

The Nepali Congress leader stepped down before a confidence vote after failing to secure enough support to keep his government in power.

Indra Bahadur Baniya is expected to step down after addressing the provincial assembly, clearing the way for the UML and NCP to form a new coalition government.

The resignations come after the collapse of the Congress-UML alliance, with parties now scrambling to form a new coalition in the province where no single bloc holds a clear majority.

Bagmati Province plans national tournament and further stadium expansion after completing Rs117.4 million project in Gauritar.

Public hospitals out of stock. Patients forced to pay high costs at private pharmacies.

Chief Minister Baniya gives his Cabinet a full shape after securing vote of confidence.

Backed by Nepali Congress and CPN-UML, Baniya gets majority support despite party infighting.

Baniya defeats Chief Minister Lama in internal vote, deepening power struggle within the party.

Reshuffle seen as bid to tighten grip on power after losing the parliamentary party’s leadership.

With only 15 votes in his favour, Lama is ousted as Nepali Congress parliamentary party leader.