Police are investigating the cause of the fire after a private vehicle parked in a public area was found engulfed in fire, with the victim’s identity yet to be established.

Ganesh Nepali sustained serious injuries after setting himself ablaze outside the Department of Passports in Kathmandu.

Police say the 25-year-old took the extreme step after city police locked his motorcycle parked outside the department’s gate.

Traffic police use real-time camera feeds to detect violations and are preparing to introduce a fully digital system that will issue fines remotely.

The transport cooperative says AI-generated images have fuelled false claims online, stressing that its iconic green buses will retain their colour as the government prepares to launch the ‘Blue Bus’ initiative for women.

Authorities say assistance deadlines have expired, but many residents say delays in promised payments have left them with nowhere to go and little to live on.

Damage to a temporary intake structure has stopped the flow of Melamchi water to Kathmandu Valley, raising concerns over prolonged supply disruptions.

Police say dark window films obstruct surveillance and aid crime.

A municipal crackdown on sidewalk performers has left a community of visually impaired people without a livelihood, sparking protests.

From spontaneous performances to viral fame, Siddhartha Chhetri and Jibriel Alam are turning city transit hubs into stages for their freestyle art.

Displaced residents kept at Kirtipur holding centre allege forced eviction without alternatives or compensation, call for urgent relief, safety improvements, and legal recognition of housing rights.

As the Valley's riverbank settlement demolition displaced hundreds of families, the animals fell through every crack in the government's plan.

For many children, returning to class has brought relief, but also the challenge of starting over in unfamiliar surroundings.

Still recovering from a gunshot injury during last year’s Gen Z protests, Nischal Thapa faces fresh uncertainty as eviction drive targets his Maharajgunj settlement.

Community schools on public land were bulldozed during eviction of squatters, leaving classes in limbo.

777 structures targeted as authorities deploy high security with 1,900 personnel.

Displaced families moved to temporary shelters and hotels as verification process set to begin, authorities say.

Profile list covers people linked to gangs, theft and fraud, aiming to guide future investigations.

Bhaktapur joins several municipalities and rural municipalities in setting their own academic schedules, amid disputes over enrolment dates, start of classes and weekly holidays.

A misdialled call escalated into insults, a face-to-face meeting and a sudden street fight in Mangalbazar that ended with two brothers being killed.