The 49-year-old was missing since Sunday.

Fraud victims allege Anjala Koirala’s name was removed from list of suspects due to political pressure.

Authorities are further investigating.

The toddler was visiting his maternal uncle’s house when the gate collapsed and crushed him around 8pm on Thursday.

The victim succumbs to injuries during treatment in Damak.

Both sustained severe injuries in the crash and were immediately rushed to Damak Hospital for treatment.

The animal, locally known as Jangali Thute Kharayo, resembles a small hare and is mainly found in high mountains of China, Bhutan, Myanmar and India.

His body will be kept at the Nepal Academy of Music and Drama on Wednesday afternoon for the public to pay their respects.

According to eyewitnesses, a herd of around 10 elephants chased the man and trampled him to death.

The son allegedly hacked his father following a family dispute.

Mayor Namgyal Jyangbu Sherpa said that post-morte for all five victims will be conducted at Taptin Hospital.

Bus was heading for Gaighat from Biratnagar.

The army personnel from Bhairavi Dal Battalion in Khandbari defused the ‘hand grenade’.

Following an initial investigation, the body has been sent to the district hospital for a postmortem examination.

Despite significant investment, the 18-storey landmark in Jhapa remains idle due to unsolved ownership issues.

Nearly two months after Maoist Centre’s exit, Chief Minister Karki inducts three ministers and one minister for state from Congress.

Of the 114 km of the Mid-Hill Highway in Panchthar district, 63 km has been blacktopped, but 51 km from Chiwabhanjyang to Darimba remains incomplete despite several deadline extensions.

The 50-bed hospital is overcrowded with the patients mostly having symptoms of fever and diarrhoea.

Two children were killed and two others were injured when an explosive suspected to be from war-era went off in Panchthar on Thursday.

Home Minister Lekhak says the explosive that went off there was a remnant of the Maoist insurgency.