Security personnel escort the motorcade of Indian President Pranab Mukherjee at Tinkune, Kathmandu. President Mukherjee is here for a three-day visit to Nepal on November 2.

 Photo: Sanjog Manandhar

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal holds a meeting with visiting Indian President Pranab Mukherjee in Kathmandu on November 2.  Mukherjee was here on a three-day state visit to Nepal. 

Photo: Rss/Pradeep Onta

A monkey tries to quench its thirst from a dry stone spout at Swyambhunatha Stupa in the Capital on November 3.

Photo: Keshav Thapa

A flock monkeys loiter around the collapsed temple at Swoyamnunath Temple in the Capital on November 3.

Photo: Sanjog Manandhar

Girls take selfie at Swayambhunath Stupa on November 5.

Photo: Keshav Thapa 

Hindu devotees sprinkle water before offering prayer to the setting sun as part of Chhath festival at Bagmati River in Kathmandu on November 6.

Photo: Nimesh Jang Rai

This image shows a view of Dorje Lhakpa Mountain seen from Bungamati in Lalitpur on November 7.

Photo: Nimesh Jang Rai

An elderly woman winnows rice grains at Thechho, Lalitpur on November 8.

Photo: Nimesh Jang Rai

This image captured recently shows a reflection of bridges and World Peace Stupa in an artificial pond at Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha on November 9.

Photo: Prakash Chandra Timilsena

Women carry manure in Doko, a traditional bamboo basket, at Nalinchock, Bhaktapur. After harvesting paddy, farmers are preparing field for wheat cultivation on November 10.

Photo: Keshav Thapa

Girls feed pigeons at Hanumandhoka Durbar Square in Kathmandu on November 10.

Photo: Sanjog Manandhar

Buddhist monks chant Mantra during the inauguration program of World’s largest Thanka Exhibition at Dasharat Stadium, Tripureshwor, in Kathmandu on November 11.

Photo: Keshav Thapa

A giant Thangka, a Tibetan Buddhist painting, on display during an exhibition at Dasharat Stadium in Kathmandu. According to the organisers, the artwork of height 70m and width 50m is the world’s largest Thangka painting.  The exhibition will continue till 12th November.

Photo: Keshav Thapa

Devotees queue to offer prayers outside Sankata Temple in Kathmandu on November 12. Devotees believe offering prayers to the Goddess Sankata during the month of Kartik and Chaitrawill fulfill their wishes. 

Photo: Keshav Thapa 

Karan Tamang, an artist from Chitwan, hammering religious figures at a workshop in Chyasal, Lalitpur on November 12.

Photo:  Keshav Thapa

Dust on along Nagdhunga-New Naikap road as seen from Old Naikap on November 12, Saturday.

Photo: Shaligram Tiwari

Senior orthopedic surgeon at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH) Dr Govinda KC begins his 10th indefinite hunger strike at the hospital on November 13. Dr KC has put forth a nine-point demand, including cancellation of appointment of Tribhuvan University (TU) Vice Chancellor Trith Raj Khaniya.

Members of Bibekshil Nepali take part in a bike rally against the general strike at Maitighar, Kathmandu on Sunday. Normal life in Kathmandu valley was partially affected on November 13, Sunday due to the Banda enforced by Netra Bikram Chand-led CPN Maoist.

Post Photo: Keshav Thapa

Supermoon seen above Swayambhunath Temple in the Capital on Monday. According to NASA, the supermoon is closet to earth since 1948 and will not come this close again until 2034. November 14, 2016.

Photo: Sanjog Manandhar

A woodcarver works on wooden mask at his Mask shop at Patan, Lalitpur on November 14. Rabin Sunuwar inherited the art from his father, and has been take up it as his profession for the past 25 years. 

Photo: Keshav Thapa

Former Maoist combatants, who were disqualified as minor or late recruits during UN verification process, stage a protest against the government in the Capital on November 15, Tuesday.

Photo: Prakash Chandra Timilsena

People walk through the dusty road at Balkhu, Kathmandu on November 15, Tuesday. Increasing number of people has complained of respiratory problems due to excessive dust in Capital roads.

Photo: Nimesh Jang Rai

View of Swayambhunath Temple and mountain range seen from Suichatar in the Capital on November 16, Wednesday.

Photo: Sanjog Manandhar

Thaneswor Guragai makes an attempt for Guinness World Record on the category "Longest time spinning three basketball simultaneously" where he balanced and spun one basketball holding a toothbrush in his mouth and two others on his fingers on the occasion of Guinness World Record Day at Sherpa Khangri Outdoor in Lazimpat, Kathmandu on November 17, Thursday.  Guragai already has 13 world records in his name. 

Photo: Prakash Chandra Timilsena

Bharat Khawas (Red) drives the ball forward against Friends of Japan players during a friendly at Anfa Complex in Satdobato on November 19, Saturday. Nepal won 1-0.

Photo: Nimesh Jang Rai

Aakash Tamang, a teenager from Dhading, carries bricks on a wheelbarrow at a kiln in Jagate, Bhaktapur on November 20, Sunday. November 20 was marked as Universal Children's Day.

Photo: Keshav Thapa

A foreign child feeds a flock of pigeon at Basantapur Durbar Square, Kathmandu on November 20, Sunday.

Photo: Nimesh Jang Rai

Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) leaders share the dais during party unification programme at Academy Hall in Kamaladi, Kathmandu on November 21, Monday. Kamal Thapa-led RPP-Nepal and Pashupati Sumsher Rana-led RPP announced the unification of the parties today.

Photo: Shaligram Tiwari

A couple feed fishes at Taudaha, Bhaktapur on November 22, Tuesday.

Photo: Keshav Thapa

A farmer dries paddy after harvest at Chalnakhel in Dakshinkali Municipality on November 22, Tuesday.

Photo: Keshav Thapa

Medical students hold placards and banners during a protest outside Tribhuvan University Vice-Chancellor's office to pressurize the government to address TUTH senior orthopedic surgeon Dr Govinda KC's demands at Kirtipur in the Capital on November 23, Wednesday.

Photo: Sanjog Manandhar

A Tharu girlfrom Chitwan in traditional attire carries a bamboo basket as she performs during the 3rd National Fish Festival at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu on November 24, Thursday.

Photo: Prakash Chandra Timilsena

Participants arrange a handicraft stall during Handicraft Exhibition at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu on November 25, Friday.

Photo: Nimesh Jang Rai

Patan Durbar Square illuminated in an orange hue to mark the International Day to End Violence against Women on Saturday. The two-day light installation was part of the 16-day campaign.

Photo: Keshav Thapa

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal shakes hands with Sajha Yatayat Chairman Kanak Mani Dixit during the flag-off of new fleet of Sajha at Pulchok, Lalitpur on Sunday.

Photo: Shaligram Tiwari

People queue up outside Nepal Rasta Bank in the Capital to buy Indian Currency on Monday. Nepal Rasta Bank has opened a five-day window where Nepalis can exchange Indian currency.

Photo: Keshav Thapa

A Buddhist monk asks for alms at Basantapur Durbar Square, Kathmandu on Tuesday.

Photo: Keshav Thapa