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Extremely poor families could receive at least Rs75,000 in federal and provincial support to build their first home, while buildings over 50 years old would face mandatory safety assessments.
Officials say the transfer was routine, but a prison department source says concerns over Bhatta’s alleged efforts to influence proceedings from inside Nakkhu may have prompted the move.
The girl was rescued unharmed after nearly 40 hours, while the suspect was found hiding in a paddy field and shot in the leg when he resisted arrest.
Former prime minister Baburam Bhattarai says established parties must learn from Gen Z’s revolt and give younger leaders greater responsibility.
Former prime minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal topped the list with 24 consecutive absences during the second session of the newly elected House of Representatives.
The bus, carrying 17 passengers from Nepalgunj to Kathmandu, plunged into a roadside drain after its brakes failed early Saturday.
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With no representation in the National Assembly, the government registered 21 of its 23 bills in the House of Representatives during the current fiscal year.
The veterans’ committee has set a December 31, 2026, deadline for progress on pay, pensions, recognition and other demands, warning it will resume protests and hunger strikes in Nepal and the UK if no agreement is reached.
Over 300 residents face housing and educational crises in Baglung and Parbat following the late September flash floods and landslides along the Nisikhola and Kaligandaki rivers.
Residents shelter in a school as experts call for relocation from the risk-prone settlements.
The government has registered the Federal Civil Service Bill, 2083 in the Federal Parliament Secretariat.Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration, Pratibha Rawal, today registered the bill in the Parliament, said Secretariat Spokesperson, Eakram Giri.The registration number of the…
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A special committee will review past appointments and develop clearer criteria based on lawyers’ professional performance and contribution.
The Post spoke to 12 children from the flood-affected areas and gathered their experiences and the nightmares that still follow them.
Police will step up patrols and surveillance in crowded and sensitive areas, using CCTV cameras, drones and sniffer dogs to prevent theft, robbery and other festival-related crimes.
The collection, spanning the 13th to 20th centuries, includes royal edicts, legal records, court documents, manuscripts, and travel diaries.
More than a month after the catastrophic floods, people in Nuwakot are combing the wreckage of their homes and shops for documents, photo frames, keepsakes, and anything else they can salvage.
The integrated exams are set to be held on October 31, and this has led many medicine aspirants to enrol in other programmes, despite hoping to secure a medical seat.
Stakeholders have grouped to collect and forward recommendations to the government to be incorporated into the draft policy.
