Authorities to close the road from 11pm to 5am daily until May 14 to expedite expansion works.

Government spokesman Gurung claims teachers’ demands will be addressed latest by Wednesday.

With birthing centres out of reach, medical equipment failing, and roads often impassable, home births remain a dangerous norm in remote villages.

Also tasks a new panel to review MBBS and BDS seat quotas and fee structures.

Teachers have been continuously protesting at Baneshwar for the past 27 days demanding a new education law.

They condemned the use of force against protesting teachers and demanded swift action to address their concerns.

The 50-year-old, accused in a human trafficking case, was brought back from the bordering Indian town on Monday.

The bus fell about five metres off the road after colliding with the truck.

The girl was attacked while collecting grass and firewood in a community forest.

Two seriously injured passengers referred to Kathmandu for treatment.

The vehicle was heading to extinguish a forest fire when it crashed, police say.

Authorities fail to take action against contractors responsible for delays. Despite repeated warnings, contractors have failed to improve performance.

As panel shortlists 34 individuals for 10 positions, conflict victims and rights groups warn of partisan influence.

Only emergency services remain operational after blaze damages OPD and medical store in the hospital.

More than two dozen passengers were injured in the incident and have been sent to various hospitals for treatment

Bus travelling from Gaighat to Biratnagar veers off road in Badgama.

Police use batons and water cannons as protesters hurl stones.

Police launch investigation; search underway for suspects.

Hotel operators escape unhurt, no customers were present.

There have been no immediate reports of casualties or significant damage.