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What Did Gyanendra Shahi Say to His Trolls?

Gyanendra Shahi answers online criticism with a sarcastic Facebook post, drawing fresh scrutiny over the language used by elected representatives.

Man Climbs Telecom Tower, Demands Marriage to Girlfriend

Security personnel safely brought down a 24-year-old man who climbed a Nepal Telecom tower in Malangwa and demanded to marry his girlfriend.

Sonam Wangchuk Update: Forced to Hospital, Says Abhijeet Dipke

Sonam Wangchuk was hospitalised after 20 days on hunger strike as the Jantar Mantar NEET protest faced fresh tension with Delhi Police.

Two Buses Collide, Block Muglin–Narayangadh Road

A two-bus collision at Jalbire blocked the Muglin–Narayangadh road soon after reopening, leaving passengers injured and traffic halted.

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Nisha Mehta Reviews National Ayurveda Centre Services

Health Minister Nisha Mehta urges wider services, stronger promotion and better quality at the National Ayurveda Centre in Budhanilkantha.

Young Doctors Demand Legal Limits on Hospital Duty Hours

Young doctors in Kathmandu demand legal duty limits, weekly leave, overtime pay and implementation of agreed resident doctor salary terms.

Government Gives 7 Days to Clear Janakpur Pond Encroachments

Authorities have given encroachers seven days to clear Janakpur’s historic ponds and Guthi land or face legal action under existing law.

Attack Was Attempted on Sonam Wangchuk, Says Abhijeet Dipke

Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike reaches day 21 as doctors warn of worsening health ahead of the July 20 Parliament march over the NEET-UG case.

Sobita Gautam Leads Nepal’s 166-Bill Legal Reform Drive

Nepal’s law ministry will track 166 bills, review outdated laws and expand public input during its Legal Reform and Lawmaking Year campaign.

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