The local units have requested the federal government to solve the problem of garbage management after the Asian Development Bank cancelled its funding.

Sainamaina Municipality plans to build a multipurpose water park, promote tourism and irrigate fields through the dam.

Busy spaces like Nayatol, Gaudhichowk, Chowk Bazaar, Bhikshu Chowk, Prasashan Karayala Chowk and Jamuwar Chowk do not have public toilets.

A museum is under construction with an estimated budget of Rs 380 million.

The disease—which is a group of blood disorders—spreads like an epidemic every year in several Tharu villages in Bardiya.

The official was arrested on the basis of a complaint filed by a woman police trainee earlier this week.

The arrests were based on a tip-off that the group was planning ‘something big’ for the upcoming by-elections.

A fresh assessment before project’s launch showed the number of trees to be cut at 50,352, up from 9,027.

Lack of stringent laws and loopholes in existing legal provisions create an encouraging environment for polygamy.

The Freed Kamalari Development Forum, an organisation formed by former kamalaris, has been providing monetary assistance and income-generating skill training to freed kamalaris to make them financially independent.

The local government has allocated Rs 5 million each to Mahat and Hukam in Rukum (East) to ensure the project comes through.

The Buddha’s birthplace hasn’t seen as many tourists as expected for the Lumbini Travel Year 2076, owing to the sorry state of its roads.

Local units have started monitoring government schools to ensure quality education.

The hospital is planning to acquire land from the local forest office to build infrastructures.

Since the government has not addressed many of the issues faced by conflict victims, many widows say they are facing an uncertain future.

Officials say they don’t have enough staff to open office near the village.

Dungli Chaudhary says she vowed never to wear slippers when her request for one was turned down by her in-laws decades ago.

The doctors have been protesting against vice-chancellor Dr Sangita Bhandari, claiming that she misbehaved with them.

Untouchability and caste discrimination may have taken a backseat in public places and platforms, but it is still prevalent on an individual level, say Dalits.

Lack of citizenship certificates has put the lives of many youths, who are demanding citizenship by descent or birth, on hold.