Officials say the project will help ensure justice doesn’t elude anyone in the society.

Urban planners fear the new platform might end like Valley mayors’ forum that failed to do anything significant.

The drive is welcomed as a step towards localising the justice delivery system.

Pashupati Area Development Trust had requested KMC to remove structures illegally constructed without informing the trust, illegal businesses and structures constructed by encroaching trust land.

Ward officials, City spokesperson find mayor’s statement surprising. Some say Balendra Shah is simply frustrated.

Police arrested the individual from a rented house in Bungmati, Lalitpur and rescued three girls from the spot.

Urban planners, activists call for prioritising pedestrians, cyclists and people with disabilities.

Traffic police head Mira Chaudhari says they are going for more automation in controlling traffic rule violations in the Valley.

Transport operators say the Gongabu incident should be taken seriously by law enforcement authorities.

Observers blame lawlessness, link the incident to a frail security situation.

Looters had made off with mobile sets worth millions of rupees in the robbery taking advantage of a protest by public transport workers on Monday.

Transport entrepreneurs have halted transport services as a protest against the government for allegedly not implementing the agreements made in the past.

On Monday, they staged a protest around the Gongabu Buspark area disrupting vehicular movement. Protesters also vandalised a nearby shopping mall.

Leakage in water mains dampens Kathmandu Valley residents’ joy of getting long-awaited water from Sindhupalchok’s Melamchi river.

Internet might have made hunt for a rental room easier, but it has also helped fraudsters profit off those in need.

A police team from the police station in Kupandol of Lalitpur Metropolitan City arrested the individuals on Sunday during a regular liquor shop monitoring drive.

The 36-year-old man from Ilam was rushed to Kirtipur Hospital with burn injuries on 80 percent of his body. He died on Wednesday morning.

A 36-year-old man sets himself on fire in the middle of the road near the parliament building.

Last September, the City launched a crackdown on such billboards, but they have returned as a case is sub judice.

In the past month, police booked 15 persons, including a US citizen, for driving under the influence of drugs.