Kathmandu: Eight political parties represented in the dissolved House of Representatives have emphasized that solutions to all types of problems in a democratic and legal state should be in accordance with the constitution and current laws. Issuing a …
Kathmandu: Life of general public has become normal throughout the country with the formation of the new government. The curfew and prohibitory orders which had been enforced in different parts of the country for some days following the Gen Z
Kathmandu: Prime Minister Sushila Karki on Saturday inspected the police offices at different places in Kathmandu that were damaged during the Gen-Z revolt on September 8 and 9. PM Karki monitored and inspected the Maharajgunj Police Circle and Kotesh…
Kathmandu: The low pressure trough of the monsoon is currently situated around its average position, leading to predictions of heavy rainfall in specific regions. The weather across the country is expected to remain generally cloudy this afternoon.
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Kathmandu: Neighbouring country India has welcomed the formation of the new interim government in Nepal. Issuing a statement, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs welcomed the development immediately after former Chief Justice Sushila Karki took ch…
Tulsipur: Seventy-one prisoners who escaped from the Tulsipur Prison have been arrested. The jail chief, Gir Bahadur Sejuwal, informed that out of the 253 prisoners who escaped during the Gen Z protest, 71 have been recaptured. He said that some
Kathmandu: Public transport services in the Kathmandu Valley, which had remained halted since Tuesday due to Gen Z demonstrations, resumed today. Superintendent of Police Deepak Giri, Spokesperson for the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, confir…
Pokhara: The schools in Pokhara that were closed due to the Gen Z protest demonstrations will open from September 17. A meeting of the Pokhara Metropolitan City Executive today decided to operate classes in all schools in the metropolis from
