Fight leaves four with head injuries; six under police investigation.

According to the District Police Office, Kapilvastu, boys aged 11 and 10, of Banganga Municipality, died while swimming in the Ghola river in ward 10 of Kapilvastu Municipality.

Lumbini Development Trust staff padlock offices demanding better benefits and promotions. Monks decry recurring power outages.

Ashok KC is accused of misappropriating over Rs59 million from members of Margadarshan Multipurpose Cooperative in Siddharthanagar.

Leaders decry lack of consultation as the parliamentary party leaders take fourth ministerial post.

The restoration included comprehensive repairs to electrical wiring, drainage systems, ventilation, and painting—all done in a heritage-friendly manner without disturbing the archaeological remains.

According to Mayor Tilakram Lamsal, areas with completed barriers have witnessed a sharp decline in crop damage.

Deadly landslides on the Siddhababa road section claim lives every year, but tunnel work and modern safety measures aim to cut accidents.

Over 100 arrested and more than 330 vehicles seized in a crackdown on cross-border smuggling.

The couple were found dead under a dry landslide.

One boy managed to swim to safety while the others were swept away, police confirm.

India’s reservations, Nepal’s weak diplomacy blamed as bid to list Buddha’s childhood home fails. Expert say joint nomination with India could have helped.

Over Rs220 million in deposits allegedly misappropriated from Dingarnagar Duragami Multipurpose Cooperative.

Citing progress in preservation, the World Heritage Committee has granted a year’s reprieve and plans a monitoring mission to assess the condition of Buddha’s birthplace.

Locals say a lack of drainage caused overnight flooding.

Hotels and restaurants draw crowds but lack proper parking space. Most offices and businesses rely on street parking, adding to congestion.

Known for its scenic beauty, forested hills and rich cultural heritage, Gaumukhi is emerging as a new hotspot for birdwatchers, nature researchers, and eco-tourists.

The move follows growing dissatisfaction with the Oli-led coalition.

The municipality in Palpa is offering families a Rs500 monthly allowance for each child from the third onwards.

Indian Embassy and Lumbini Development Trust jointly organise the event at Buddha’s birthplace.