Chinese side shows interest in improving border operations and curbing cross-border crimes, Nepali officials say.

Last fiscal year, four people—including two girls from Gulariya—were killed and 13 others injured in leopard attacks across the district.

Ward chairman and officials accused of pressuring the victim’s family to accept Rs100,000 and drop the complaint.

17-year-old succumbs to injuries after alleged knife attack by co-worker.

The accused attempted a failed suicide after the incident.

Damage to a key transport link raises concerns over safety and access; local officials urge urgent repairs.

Unplanned deep boring might solve the current problem, but in a few years, it could worsen the water crisis, they warn.

Heads of state and governments from both sides reiterate commitment to further strengthening relations.

Demand full competition as political parties press for reservations for temporary teachers.

Last fiscal year, four people—including two girls from Gulariya—were killed and 13 others injured in leopard attacks across the district.

Fight leaves four with head injuries; six under police investigation.

Victims were sheltering under a stilted platform, police say.

Authorities admit the dangers along the East West Highway and have begun identifying risky trees, but funds and red tape are hindering swift removal.

According to the District Police Office, Kapilvastu, boys aged 11 and 10, of Banganga Municipality, died while swimming in the Ghola river in ward 10 of Kapilvastu Municipality.

To deliver keynote, co-chair high-level roundtable and hold bilateral meetings on sidelines of LLDC summit.

Thapa says ECOSOC must ‘deliver better’ to restore trust in multilateralism and drive global progress.

Six referred to B&C Hospital for further treatment.

Lumbini Development Trust staff padlock offices demanding better benefits and promotions. Monks decry recurring power outages.

Over 300 victims plan to file a writ petition at the Supreme Court next week against ‘flawed appointments’ and lenient sentencing for serious rights abuses.

Locals say lack of concrete plans from officials has left them helpless to protect maize crops from growing monkey menace.