Community schools on public land were bulldozed during eviction of squatters, leaving classes in limbo.

The education ministry’s digital platform has enabled thousands of students to receive NOCs without visiting offices, though most applicants still rely on in-person verification.

While Nepal’s software companies are retraining staff, rewriting job descriptions, and racing to stay competitive, top universities are still debating whether to let students use the tools at all.

Recovery effort stalls despite official decision, with unions, staff and procedural delays slowing implementation of probe-backed reclamation drive.

More than 2,500 ropanis of land reportedly encroached; prime minister urges swift legal action against those responsible.

The Scouts has given the Khadka Land Development seven days to clear dues or face control of buildings and assets.

Autopsies reveal 39 demonstrators were killed by bullets aimed at the chest, head and neck; human rights body probing excessive police force.

Repeated advertisements for math, science, and English teachers have failed to attract candidates. Underqualified teachers have filled the gaps.

He has demanded that the money for the children’s midday meal should be increased and their teachers should be given the minimum salary set by the government.

Police arrested former Speaker Mahara from Kapilvastu earlier in the day.

At least three injured after students associated with two unions clash.

Those living in the vicinity of Arughat in Gorkha, who will be affected by construction of the mega Budhigandaki Hydropower Project, have warned to boycott upcoming provincial and federal elections if the government fails to provide compensation to ease their resettlement process.

At a time when alternatives to Nepal-India border points for trade are being weighed, locals in the district fret about the possibility of two proposed trade routes with China due to the heavy snowfall in winters.

Comedian Marichman Shrestha-popularly known as Balchhi Dhrube—is currently in Gorkha, spreading awareness among students through comedy programmes.

Former UCPN Maoist combatants are helping to build temporary shelters for earthquake victims in Gorkha.