Citizens from India and Nepal were found making over 100 attempts to edit the “Kalapani Territory” page following last week’s development.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (November 13, 2019).

The Bridge Division has been constructing a new two-lane bridge alongside an old one to connect Gulariya with the rest of the district.

Genuine and sensitive issues are being ignored because most local units equate development with roads.

Local governments say the move infringes upon their constitutional mandate.

Officials blame the use of existing government mechanisms to channel the funds for subpar spending.

A new Indian map placing Kalapani inside Indian borders has stirred controversy and sparked protests in Nepal.

In what is set to be the biggest deal signed by the KP Sharma Oli administration, the French government will be providing a soft loan of 200 million euros.

Gauri Shankar Ram Chamar, who was injured in the 2008 Rautahat blast, is currently under police protection.

Police have arrested an Indian national in connection to the incident.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (November 12, 2019).

Government prosecutors demand protection for witnesses and their close relatives

Despite reservation policies for marginalised groups, Brahmins and Chhetris have not just maintained their dominance but have increased their presence in civil service.

Agitating students say they are going to padlock the Education Unit until the college administration addresses their demand.

Though the Division Road Office allocates millions of rupees for road repair work every year, the roads in the district are in dire conditions.

Contractors are getting paid before they even start their work, and this is causing them to make off with the money and not complete the work, say legal advocates.

Cooperatives and private schools pledged to sign up after the government announced a loan programme for registered contributors.

Nepal Owl Festival organised in Jalapa has had a good impact on children and locals over the importance of owls.

Here are some of the top stories from The Kathmandu Post (November 11, 2019).

The encroachers are willing to leave the forest area if the state makes provisions for them to settle elsewhere.