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

The splashdown, about two hours before sunset, was carried by live video feed in a NASA webcast.

Police call the killing of a 42-year-old widow a premeditated attack tied to a long-running family inheritance feud.

The Jatra turns the city into a rhythm of drums, bursts of colours, and the pulse of collective devotion.

‘Diaries in Global Health’ offers a nuanced look at illness and care through the author’s journey across cultures and systems.

The expansion of Nepal’s only multi-day tournament from four to six teams is expected to provide greater and higher-quality exposure for emerging talents.

Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.

His youth appeal, Madhesh roots, religiosity, and contrast with old parties have made him a new face of political change and a possible reset in Nepal-India ties, observers say.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

Constitutional provisions mandate polls to fill provincial and local vacancies, but no consultations have begun as the Election Commission awaits government initiative.

Without a price hike, supply of medicines could be disrupted, as the cost of drug molecules and other inputs has risen by up to 300 percent, warn drug manufacturers.

India will send a panel led by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri after Nepal clarifies its priorities.

World Bank, ADB project a sluggish expansion amid unrest, West Asia conflict, and climate shocks; tourism, remittance risks mount.

Investigation had flagged lapses in a citizenship denial case, but disciplinary and legal steps remain pending despite the findings having been submitted to the government.