Elderly man apprehended for allegedly killing village shaman in Makawanpur
Police say superstition drove the 75-year-old to shoot the faith healer, blaming him for past deaths in the family.
Police say superstition drove the 75-year-old to shoot the faith healer, blaming him for past deaths in the family.
Ten-point deal covers infrastructure, relief, rehabilitation and long-term development.
Police and locals remove debris, work continues on Sisneri–Dakshinkali section.
Chitwan administration warns of continuous landslides as heavy rain disrupts key routes linking Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Continuous rain triggers landslide at Akkare along Khurkot–Ghurmi section, halting traffic
Landslides hit the BP Highway at multiple locations, while slippery conditions at Sanga force one-way traffic on the Araniko Highway.
Snowfall begins in upper Khumbu from Monday evening, disrupting tourism.
Two deaths reported in Khairahani alone.
Blaze in ward 1 of Kakani Rural Municipality destroys homes, cash, jewellery, and crops.
Three people injured within a week as leopards prowl near settlements in Gulariya and Barbardiya.
Madhav Ghimire of Banepa cultivates a hectare of land with marigold and other flowers, netting around Rs 1 million a year.
Her survival proves how awareness, early diagnosis, and regular screenings can save lives.
The infrastructure minister has instructed officials to reopen the flood-damaged section of the highway by Friday evening.
Vehicles stopped at 14 holding spaces for safety; hotels offer discounted stays for stranded passengers.
Bethanchowk residents moved to community building as rivers swell from continuous rain.
Authorities advise residents to stay indoors except for essential work.
On Sept 27 last year, 79 people died and around 3000 homes were destroyed. Survivors are scattered and struggling to find a safe place to rebuild.
The 42-year-old construction worker, Dil Narayan Tamang, followed political developments closely and attended the Gen Z protests.
Sixteen inmates returned voluntarily on Monday as authorities continue to recapture hundreds who escaped from prisons and juvenile centres across Makawanpur and other districts.
Once bound to farms, they are now leading safaris and changing their communities’ attitude towards forest and wildlife.