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.

Police say the individual had been living in Nepal for six years and left belongings at a hotel due to financial difficulties, urging the public not to spread unverified content.

Along with private health facilities, some state-run health facilities also mix up hazardous medical waste with household waste.

Former communications minister secures 39,491 votes, defeating Nepali Congress rival Prem Krishna Maharjan.

Nepal Majdoor Kishan Party veteran Suwal loses as Ranjit secures 33,436 votes.

Aryal secures victory by a margin of nearly 30,000 votes over Congress rival.

Nepali Congress and UML candidates trail far behind in final tally.

Rastriya Swatantra Party candidate secures victory with 18,757 votes; Ujyalo Nepal Party chair finishes second.

Nepali Congress candidate Prabal Thapa finishes second in final tally.

RSP candidate holds commanding lead with around 8,000 votes left to be counted.

Pradeep Bista ahead by 5,000 votes.

Ganesh Parajuli strengthens early advantage with over 4,600 votes

Rukesh Ranjit and Rajiv Khatri ahead in Bhaktapur-1 and Bhaktapur-2, respectively.

Rastriya Swatantra Party candidate maintains strong lead over Congress and UML rivals.

Pandey surpasses Ghising, who held early lead, in preliminary vote count.