​Parts of capital turn chaotic as pro-monarchy groups unleash arson, vandalism and looting

POLITICS

PM Oli to respond in Parliament on March 31 regarding Kulman’s case

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is set to address the Parliament meeting on March 31 to resolve the parliamentary obstruction following the government’s decision to dismiss Kulman Ghising from the post of Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority. 

SOCIETY

One person injured in pro-monarchy protests dies: Home Ministry

The MoHA has stated that Sabin Maharjan, 29, who was injured during the protest at Tinkune, succumbed to his injuries.  

SOCIETY

Police announce recruitment for 104 technical positions

Applications are invited for the vacancies of Technical Police Inspectors, Assistant Inspectors, and Police Sub-Inspectors through an open competitive process, in line with inclusive provisions for the relevant positions.  

SOCIETY

SC issues show cause order on Ghising's writ petition

A single bench of Justice Abdul Aziz Musalman, which is hearing the writ petition, issued the show cause order.  

SOCIETY

Pro-monarchy protesters torch Jadibuti factory in Koteshwor

The fire, which is yet to be brought under control, destroyed around half a dozen vehicles parked in the factory's garage.

SOCIETY

10-year-old boy electrocuted in Bardiya

BK, who had been staying at his maternal uncle's house in Gulariya, was injured when he climbed onto the tin roof of the house at around 7:35 am while playing.

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Security beefed up in capital as republican and monarchi...

Security beefed up in capital as republican and monarchi...

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Rival political forces brace for protests in Kathmandu

Rival political forces brace for protests in Kathmandu

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Construction sector bounces back with a growth of 9.1 pe...

Construction sector bounces back with a growth of 9.1 pe...

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Pro-monarchy forces torch a private house in Tinkune

Pro-monarchy forces torch a private house in Tinkune

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Police use water cannon, tear gas cells to disperse pro-...

Police use water cannon, tear gas cells to disperse pro-...

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Lighting Up Power Industry

Lighting Up Power Industry

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RFK Jr plans 10,000 job cuts in restructuring of US heal...

RFK Jr plans 10,000 job cuts in restructuring of US heal...

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India approves 600 MW additional power for Nepal to ease...

India approves 600 MW additional power for Nepal to ease...

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Why are pro-monarchy demonstrators taking to the streets...

Why are pro-monarchy demonstrators taking to the streets...

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Indian firms ready to invest in Nepal’s hydropower

Indian firms ready to invest in Nepal’s hydropower

Do you agree with the government's move to institutionalize lifelong state benefits for former VVIPs?

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