People from two communities, following a religious ceremony, clashed on Thursday at Malangwa-3, prompting the administration to issue the order.

Agitated locals physically assaulted the truck driver, accusing him of murdering Yadav by purposely reversing the vehicle. Police fired four rounds of bullets into the air to bring the situation under control.

A group of juvenile inmates transferred from a reform centre in Bhaktapur assaulted the leader of the inmates leading to the clash.

She was suffering from cancer for a long time and passed away in the course of treatment at the provincial hospital in Janakpur.

The field is near the Nepal-India border. Efforts are being made to ascertain the identity of the deceased.

District administration issues 72-hour prohibitory order banning assemblies.

People from two communities had clashed after a Krishnajanmashtami ritual on Friday.

While the number of tigers inside the PNP is increasing, limited resources and financial crunch have made the upkeep difficult, say park officials.

The men were arrested on Saturday by border police from the Rautahat-India check post carrying the girl intoxicated on a sack.

The body was sent to Narayani Hospital in Birgunj for postmortem, said police.

The body of the woman was found in the morning inside the well used by local farmers to irrigate the fields.

The victim’s identity is yet to be established, police said.

The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority arrested Umesh Prasad Yadav chairman of Bishnupur Rural Municipality in Saptari district on Wednesday.

The abduction of a man and woman from public transport revealed after two weeks.

Six Indians are among the dead. Initial police probe shows driver fell asleep behind the wheel.

Six of the dead are Indian nationals. Initial police investigation shows the driver fell asleep behind the wheel.

The arrested individual had kidnapped two children–aged 9 months and two years–from Devtaal Rural Municipality along the Nepal-India border and was taking them to the Indian side on a sack.

A total of 513 patients bitten by snakes, scorpions and hornets have received treatment at the centre.

Lack of study and authorities’ inaction hamper efforts to tackle the problem.

The body was recovered from the Kalinjor jungle, 7km from where his severed head was found on Wednesday.