Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (August 18, 2019).

Women are catching up to men and are surpassing them in the quality of work they produce at the office.

Cases of seasonal diseases like fever, flu and diarrhoea on rise, doctors say.

Local units and stakeholders have remained suspiciously mum about the illegal activity.

Sub-divisional forest offices to be established in all the local levels.

Park officials adopted the new technology as the satellite-GPS collar went kaput.

The jumbos started terrorising the locals after a break in tusker menace for the past two months.

Although the city is the gateway to one of the country’s most prized landmarks, it hardly has enough attractions to hold tourists for more than a day.

This is the third time the government has requested the UN agency to supply the supplements and medicines.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (August 17, 2019).

The age-old tradition is dying out because Mustang families have started employing birth control measures.

Upgraded software to help determine bid capacity of contractors and suppliers.

Following a heated dispute over budget allocation to a village for electrification, the elected representatives have been divided into two factions—one led by Chairperson Govinda Bahadur Khadka and another by Vice-chairperson Dipshikha Dahal.

Last week, the regional laboratory at Biratnagar, after an examination of the dead cattle, had stated that soil-borne Anthrax viruses were found in the animals.

Villagers remain wary and question the sustainability of these infrastructural development projects.

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will arrive next week to review all bilateral issues with Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali, but there is nothing new on the agenda.

The government has, through numerous commissions, handed over thousands of bighas of land to 150,000 families since 1990.

Three prominent farmers’ groups in Jhapa falsified documents to draw funds from the government’s spring paddy assistance programme.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (August 16, 2019).

Six inmates have died in the Rajbiraj-based prison in the last one and a half years, prison officials say.