Vehicle torched; police fire tear gas to take situation under control.

Cross-border labour trend grows as Indian workers take up gabion weaving jobs in western Nepal.

Survey deferred as park staff mobilised for election duty; 260 grids identified for camera installation.

Conveys Prime Minister Karki’s message, discusses trade, energy and connectivity in Dhaka.

Another election approaching, Bahundangi farmers still face deadly encounters and rising crop losses from elephant raids as earlier pledges of fencing and protection remain largely unfulfilled.

Agreement will help the two countries tackle transnational crimes, including trafficking, cybercrime, and financial fraud.

Party leaders held from Sundhara, police say.

The contraband was being transported from Chandi Bazar in Dhankuta towards Sunsari district, possibly en route to India.

According to Police Inspector Rajan Prasad Timsina of the District Police Office, Ramechhap, the accidents occurred during the Nepali month of Magh (mid-January to mid-February).

Starting point relocation from Khokana approved, timely completion urged.

Years after the ‘one house, one tap’ pledge, over 300 families in Tinau-4 still queue before dawn as incomplete projects and limited budgets stall supply.

Residents call for Chure conservation and better water access.

The National Examination Board publishes exam schedule.

Construction is almost finished, but officials say it will remain closed until a service provider is selected to run and maintain it.

The campaign aims to make voting easier for first-time and illiterate voters.

The ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at the South Plaza of the National Parliament in Dhaka.

New infections have dropped to fewer than one per 10,000 people, and deaths remain below one percent.

Experts and candidates say such a method of electioneering is outdated. But many voters still appear to prefer direct engagement with their potential representatives.

Security officials are on high alert as past violence, bitter political rivalries, and open border raise stakes.

Villagers living near Banke National Park have long lived in fear, but it grew urgent after a tiger killed three people in December.