CAN is upgrading facilities at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in a bid to improve crowd management and the experience for players, media and spectators.

Women pull the chariots of Kumari, Ganesh and Bhairav through Kathmandu's streets as the weeklong festival ends.

Teachers and students are shovelling out classrooms after four days of rain, and flooding left the school covered in thick silt, with outside help yet to arrive.

Relatives plastered hospital walls in Kathmandu with notices searching for loved ones swept away by the Bhotekoshi floods. With thousands still unaccounted for, many families have turned to symbolic last rites.

Young Newar girls aged 2 to 8 take part in a traditional worship ritual at Hanuman Dhoka, where devotees seek blessings for peace, prosperity and protection.

The eight-day festival began with the traditional erection of the Indra flagpole, marking the start of celebrations honouring the god of rain and prosperity.

The footbridge is being built along the busy Maitighar–New Baneshwar section to make road crossings safer for pedestrians.

Farmers spend weeks cutting, retting, stripping and drying jute before taking the fibre to market.

Repairs and reconstruction are underway on 53 footbridges damaged by the August 26 flood along the Trishuli corridor, restoring vital links to markets, schools, health services and jobs.

Devotees across Nepal marked the Hindu festival with offerings to their fathers and rituals to remember departed ancestors.

Much of the settlement was swept away by the flood, while damaged roads have hampered relief, rescue and the search for people still missing.

The flood swept through Timure, Syabrubesi and other downstream areas on Wednesday morning, leaving at least seven dead.

The six-day event brings together more than 150 brands and over 200 stalls, showcasing new vehicles, auto components and financial services while highlighting the industry’s role in creating jobs.

Around 50 households affected after excavation for a house construction project triggers slope failure in Jarankhu, locals say.

The student group says the cooking gas shortage is disrupting studies, forcing students to spend hours searching for LPG instead of attending classes or preparing for exams.

Hindu families across the country placed images of serpent deities above their doors and offered prayers, milk, flowers and other ritual items on the festival.

Fifty-six elephants gather at Baghmara Forest on World Elephant Day for a spread of fruits, grains and sweets.

With the monsoon rice transplanting season over, farmers spend long days hand-weeding paddies to protect the crop.

The Nagdhunga-Sisnekhola Tunnel, built with Japanese assistance, opens with access initially limited to emergency vehicles as authorities introduce toll and safety rules.

Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.