Critics say Krishna Giri, the executive vice-chairman, does not meet criteria.

Over 4,000 people have been diagnosed with dengue in the province since its outbreak some two months ago.

Applicants have been waiting for smart driving licences in Baglung for nearly two years.

While many donned t-shirts with the national flag, protestors wore black vests and black headbands protesting what they called a ‘black day’.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (September 20, 2019).

March-past by all security agencies along with cultural parade was part of the function.

By using the method, locals hope to capture leopards by luring them into cages by placing either a dog or a goat as bait inside wooden enclosure.

Eighteen suspension bridges are being constructed in eight local units of Makwanpur in the fiscal year 2019/20.

Academic programmes of the college have been closed after the students intensified protests from September 13.

Concerned people blame authorities concerned for not doing enough to preserve the ancient relics and ruins in Ramgram.

Workers’ exploitation continues despite Qatar’s promise to improve the foreign labour force’s condition, says the latest report.

As the charter turns four, voices are growing for ‘correcting the mistakes’ to ensure its wider acceptance.

For Madhesis, Tharus, and indigenous groups, the constitution is still a contested document, but the government doesn’t seem too bothered.

There are thousands of stray cows in Nepal, primarily because it is illegal to kill them and there are no government mechanisms for their care.

Four years since constitution promulgation, the government has failed to endorse laws that are necessary for federalism to function as envisioned.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (September 19, 2019).

Upgradation of the road is going at a snail’s pace, which is affecting hundreds daily.

RJP-N leaders are protesting against the constitution as it does not incorporate the rights of Madhesis, Janjatis, women, Muslims and Dalits.

Consumer rights group says doctors’ fee hike at private health facilities is unscientific and it will challenge it in court.

The theme for the first-ever multi-stakeholder dialogue is ‘Climate Change, Mountains and Future of Humanity.’