Authorities working to repair the damage.

Officials say relations between Mayor Balendra Shah and Sunita Dangol haven’t soured despite differences.

Exhibition is a snapshot of Kathmandu students’ extracurricular learning in two school years since Book-free Fridays launch.

The conference has participants discussing the stark contradictions in the progress of queer rights across Asia.

More than 400,000 people including sadhus, devotees and onlookers estimated to have visited the temple area on Wednesday.

Municipal fire brigade extinguish fire that broke out in a house in Civil Homes.

The environment department of the city office says nearly 80 percent of diesel vehicles and 30 percent of petrol vehicles emitted fumes beyond permissible levels.

Police arrest four suspects in connection with alleged killing of 41-year-old man.

Four of the 11 injured in Kamalpokhari gas explosion earlier this month have lost their lives. Due to lax regulation, the city’s eateries have turned into ‘ticking time bombs’.

The daycare at Singha Durbar prioritises permanent staff, leaving contractual civil servant mums at a disadvantage.

Met police says ban on scrap collection, storage is being enforced despite resistance.

The explosion, which was caused by a gas leak at the eatery on February 6, left 11 people injured.

After clearing cables and poles from New Road, power utility plans to extend move to Tripureshwar-Kalanki and Kalimati-Balkhu roads.

The injured workers were undergoing treatment at Nepal Cleft and Burn Centre.

The event seeks to bring together students, professionals, and industry leaders to explore advancements in chemical engineering.

Victims rushed to Nepal Cleft and Burn Centre in Kirtipur; two critically burned.

Metropolis plans to pilot sewage filtration at its office, and hopes to expand the programme to other settlements.

Leaders and officials join annual ceremony at Hanumandhoka Durbar Square.

The court orders authorities to release the self-identified social activist on Rs20,000 bail.

A total of 235 students are taking part in the event, organisers say.