After the earthquake in Patadewal of Khaptadchanna Rural Municipality-6 on Saturday evening again, the Nepal Police has been using loud speakers urging local residents to stay outside their houses. The earthquake that occurred last Tuesday midnight had weakened the houses of the locals and hence the locals were asked to stay outdoors as aftershocks continue

One person was killed in a road accident that took place at Khari of Jamalukhi rural municipality-4 in the district. The accident that took place last night involving a mini-truck (Ga. 1 Ja. 5580) which was heading to Tari to Aryalgaon. The truck carrying straw fell off the road. The deceased has been identified as

The Community Development and Advocacy Forum working in various districts of Madhes Province in Nepal has received an award of 15,000 Euros. The Forum received the award in the local innovation category under the Local Adaptation Champion Award, granted by the Global Center on Adaptation based in the Netherlands. The award was handed over at

Dr Binod Bijukche has been elected as the President of Association of Spine Surgeons of Nepal. The eighth convention of the Association held last night elected a nine-member working committee unopposed under the leadership of Dr Bijukche. Prior to this, he was the Vice President of the Association. The newly elected working committee of the

Krishna Thapa, a resident of Byas Municipality-10 in Tanahun, is physically disabled. She needs the help of a wheelchair for her mobility. Thapa is looking forward to vote in the House of Representatives and Provincial Assembly elections to be held on November 20. However, many people with disabilities like Thapa face problems due to non-disability

 Nepal is holding the elections to the House of Representatives and Provincial Assembly after a week- November 20- the second after the country got a new constitution in 2072 BS. As a result, the political parties, leaders, cadres, candidates and their well-wishers are engrossed on the election campaigning across the country. The political leaders and

The Nepal-India border in Dhanusha district will remain sealed off in view of the upcoming elections to the House of Representatives (HoR) and the Province Assembly (PA). The border will get cordoned off 72 hours before the voting on November 20, considering the possible security threats during the polls, said Chief District Officer, Dhanusha, Surendra