President suddenly complained of headache and vomiting and has been kept under observation for further tests.

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

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Japan’s recent performances show that the country is now emerging in cricket with solid investment in the sport.

Over 1 million people above one year of age from Parsa and six local units of Bara will be administered oral cholera vaccine.

The reluctance of the erstwhile coalition partners casts doubt over the success of the March 5 elections.

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

Decision made amid complaints of misuse. But consuls can use the national flag on national and official events.

Defends its role, stating it took necessary initiatives to maintain law and order after assessing risks.

Aasif Sheikh’s quickfire 38 and Gulshan Jha’s late hitting guide Nepal past Japan’s 132-run target at Al Amerat, Oman.

Gulshan Jha and Sandeep Lamichhane take two wickets each to restrict Japan after strong start.

Planned motorcycle rally by UML’s youth wing among other events barred.

Also the CTEVT decides to conduct re-exams for around 15,000 students whose answer sheets were burnt during protests.

Parties represented in the dissolved House of Representatives and government have been invited to the meeting at Sheetal Niwas.

Mourners gathered in front of the parliament complex in New Baneshwar on Thursday to remember those killed in last month’s uprising.