Prime Minister Deuba and leaders of some key parties attend the inaugural session.

The joint protest march is organised by professional organisations with Nepal Bar Association at the helm.

Told day after day in an episodic format, the dance acts out the tales of the Shreemad Bhagavad Geeta and the Swasthani. The dance is a moral tale, a classic story of good triumphing over evil.

The festival is dedicated to the sun God with offerings made to the rising and setting sun.

Chhath is a four-day-long festival starting formally on the fourth day of the new moon until the sunrise on the seventh day.

Electricity has been cut off in the flood-affected areas since Tuesday night.

The festive season sees the biggest annual migration in Nepal.

A group of 14 people, including 11 women, walked all the way to Kathmandu from Nepalgunj after they were denied justice.

During the occasion, jamara is sown amid a special ceremony at the Dashain Ghar in Hamumandhoka today.

The Dashain travel rush is considered to be the largest annual migration in Nepal. However, the usual outbound traffic during Dashain has decreased since the pandemic hit.

The Monday morning protests resulted in traffic gridlock in Sukedhara, Chabahil, Gaushala, Koteshwor, Satdobato, Kalanki among other areas.

After twenty-five years of dancing as a Majipa Lakhey, Shiva Ranjit knows his age is slowly weighing him down for the part.

Party chair KP Sharma Oli inaugurates the congress.

Photography enthusiasts and local residents made the most of the rare view of the mountains and clear blue skies on Wednesday and Thursday.

The protestors also demanded release of Rajiv Kafle, a long time advocate of legalisation of the herb in the country and abroad. He was arrested on charge of possession, consumption and distribution of marijuana two weeks ago.

Chariot processions of Ganesh, Bhairav, and Kumari, the living goddess, took place during Sunday’s celebrations.

A special programme organised at Tundikhel to mark six years of constitution promulgation.

A total of 54 Kumari goddesses were worshipped by devotees.

As a part of the preparations, devotees organised a procession to pull the wooden ceremonial pole from Bhotahiti to Hanuman Dhoka.

The protest was organised against the city’s failure to collect garbage from the Capital for the last two weeks.