Restrictions in Birtamod, Damak and parts of Bhadrapur from 8 pm to 4 am

Nepal Army assists in transporting remains for final rites

National mourning observed for victims of the Gen-Z movement

No casualties reported as newborns safely moved to other wards

The chamber had been established in December 2024 by former Energy Minister Deepak Khadka.

Tourist arrivals gradually return to normal after Gen-Z protests

While key offices suffered fire and looting, data centres and telecom networks kept essential services running.

Victims were travelling for work; village mourns ahead of Dashain.

Sixteen inmates returned voluntarily on Monday as authorities continue to recapture hundreds who escaped from prisons and juvenile centres across Makawanpur and other districts.

By Saturday, over a hundred domestic and foreign tourists visited the Maya Devi Temple. The number rose to around 150 Sunday.

Police in Jumla are still searching for 23 inmates who escaped from the district prison last Tuesday.

Doctors call Monday’s carnage a man-made disaster that could have been prevented, unlike an earthquake or the Covid pandemic.

Families of deceased will receive Rs1.5 million each. A national day of mourning on September 17.

Leaders demand a free and fearless environment but say their parties have yet to make official decisions on poll participation.

Known for his fearless legal battles and advocacy for justice, Om Prakash Aryal heads a key ministry.

Known for playing a key role in ending load-shedding, Kulman Ghising assumes responsibility for three ministries amid political turbulence.

Finance Minister Khanal begins tenure with promises of discipline, pledges to implement his own reform blueprint.

Suspects accused of arson, vandalism and theft; SLR rifle with 50 rounds recovered by police

Hospital confirms 23 bodies handed over to families, identities of seven yet to be ascertained.

The prime minister, home minister, and police chief—all share the blame.