Arun Bam

Villagers who went to look for mushrooms in the forest in the morning found Nisha's body in a gruesome condition. The police were informed about the incident after which an investigation was initiated.

Sunil had hoped to give his daughter justice as a birthday gift. But now, he is filled with despair. The accused, Srivastava, has been released on bail for just INR 100,000. This has caused even more pain to the family.“Today is her birthday, but my daughter isn’t with us. If she had rec...

In a letter written on Tuesday, Timsina clearly stated that he had withdrawn his signature from the decision to expel Mukul. He argued that the RSP is facing its biggest crisis, and the future of alternative politics and the Nepali people's hopes are at stake. Timsina described the developments sinc...

The prosecution documents detail that Gorkha Media paid the loan installments issued in Rabi Lamichhane's name at a rate of Rs 112,000 per month. The payments were made from Gorkha Media's Global IME Bank account to Suryadarshan Cooperative's account maintained with Nepal Investment Mega Bank.

He is the fifth ruler of the Bhutanese royal family. The Bhutanese royal family is believed to have connections with the former Nepali royal family.

The cause of death of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia is often not disclosed. Human Rights Watch states that no investigations are conducted, and compensation is not provided. As a result, the families of deceased workers are left to survive without financial assistance. As an example, the report in...

KATHMANDU, Oct 5: The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) prosecuted 1,545 people and organizations holding public office in 201 corruption cases during the fiscal year 2023/24. The total compensation demanded exceeds Rs 8.40 billion.

KATHMANDU, Sept 27: Devkumar Nepali, the mayor of Dhorpatan Municipality in Baglung and a fugitive in a cooperative fraud case, has been arrested in New Delhi, India. He had been on the run since May of last year and was apprehended at the airport in Delhi on Friday.

Landslides triggered by heavy rainfall block more than 50 roads

KATHMANDU, June 30: The police have reopened the file of the fake Bhutanese refugee case involving high-profile individuals after one year. The District Police Office, Kathmandu, arrested two suspects and reopened the file for the second time after a year.