When the flood from Ranajor River cut through the village, the locals were further exposed to danger.

Students have to take a three-day walk to reach the nearest secondary level school in Gumbathan.

The ancient space of Mahamandal in Nuwakot also lies neglected.

There are around 70 hotels and restaurants directly disposing of waste into the water.

Province to procure vehicles itself, after an agreement between the government and Sajha Yatayat Co-operative fell apart over share issues.

The accident occurred when the victims were returning home after a visit to Dholamandali Temple.

Police suspect asphyxiation to be the cause of death, which was caused by the use of gas heaters used to keep the rooms warm.

Health officials rarely reach the villages to administer the vaccines putting the lives of children at risk.

In the first six months of the current fiscal year, the CIAA Hetauda office has received 841 complaints reporting abuse of authority.

According to the District Police Office, a total of 17 police post buildings were damaged by the earthquakes of 2015.

The elephant from Parsa National Park has been on the loose for the past few days.

Nearly five years since the earthquakes, about 41 percent of the victims have rebuilt their houses in Makwanpur.

At the laboratory, the farmers can get soil tested for nutrient deficiencies and ascertain fertiliser requirements.

A few months ago, an anti-poaching patrol team from the Langtang National Park spotted five red pandas in the Polangpati area.

The first time police discovered an opium plantation in the district was five years ago.

Arjun Magar had been serving in the Indian Army for the past four years.

Bhairungdevi Basic School building is currently under construction with help from the locals.

The government-stated retirement age is 58. Yet, the labour force comprises mostly senior citizens.

As per the data, the dropout rate for girls is slightly higher than for boys. As many as 6,524 girls quit school in the middle of the session this past year, from a total of 12,220 students.

Out of fear of landslides, the locals have moved from their homes and are currently living in temporary shelters on encroached land near a forest.