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Father, daughter killed in landslide

The deceased have been identified as Tik Bahadur BK, 59, and his youngest daughter, Binita BK, according to the Area Police Office, Bhorletar.

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NC puts ministers' resignations on hold in Lumbini

The party's five ministers had been preparing to submit their resignations to Chief Minister Chet Narayan Acharya on Monday. All five had already sent their resignation letters to the Congress Parliamentary Party office on Sunday. However, despite making final preparations to resign, the party decided to delay the move.

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Opposition gears up to seek Finance Minister's resignation

The opposition argues that the Prime Minister's intervention to withdraw the taxes, following widespread public backlash, has exposed the Finance Minister's failure and raised serious questions about the credibility of the budget and the government's policymaking process.

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Situation eases in Dewangunj, curfew remains in force

The area had remained tense throughout Monday after a young man was killed in police firing on Sunday night. Although the local administration imposed a curfew from 7 am on Monday to prevent further unrest, protesters defied the order and staged demonstrations in Dewangunj as well as in Inaruwa, Laukahi and Bhokraha Narsingh, keeping tensions high.

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New Tunnel opens, highway still in bad shape

The Tribhuvan Highway connects Kathmandu with Naubise, where it meets the Prithvi Highway from Pokhara. This is one of the country's busiest road corridors, carrying thousands of passenger vehicles and freight trucks daily. The Narayangadh-Muglin road, which links the East-West Highway to the Prithvi Highway, remains highly vulnerable to landslides, creating major bottlenecks for vehicles heading to the capital.

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Tech giants launch open-source AI security alliance after attack

The Open Secure AI Alliance -- whose founding members include Microsoft, IBM, Palantir, CrowdStrike, Cisco, Dell and the Hugging Face model-sharing platform -- will build and share tools that security teams can inspect, modify and run on their own systems, the group said in a statement.

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Jhapa intellectuals call for religious tolerance

A meeting was organised by the District Administration Office, Jhapa, at the District Coordination Committee to discuss issues that require proper attention to avoid any conflict.

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Climate change to claim 430,000 lives a year by 2050, poorer countries including Nepal to bear brunt

Wealthy nations will buy more air conditioners, while poor countries face rising death toll

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Quality regulation imperative for improving capital markets: Wagle

SEBON leadership can work by maintaining high morale and transparency that keeps investors' interest in the centre, Finance Minister Dr Wagle said, adding that the appointment of new leadership at SEBON has created a positive impact in the capital market.

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What are 'fire clouds', the ominous phenomenon seen in France?

Known as "fire clouds" or pyrocumulonimbus clouds, these ominous-looking thunderstorms are created by extreme wildfires and can exacerbate already extremely dangerous conditions.

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Nepal’s Qwan Ki Do Journey Begins

With a focus on discipline, self-defense, ethics and personal development, the Nepal Qwan Ki Do Association seeks to use martial arts to build confident, responsible and socially conscious young citizens.

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Dr KC ends hunger strike after 7-point deal with government

Dr KC agreed to end the fast after talks between the two sides concluded successfully.

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CSR Needs Freedom, Not Centralization

Nepal should strengthen corporate social responsibility through incentives, transparency and employee engagement—not by taking away companies’ freedom to decide how they contribute to society.

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All-party meeting urges peace, stronger security after Dewangunj violence

The meeting, chaired by Sunsari Chief District Officer Basudev Ghimire, was held in Inaruwa on Monday.

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Army personnel mobilized to maintain peace after deadly clash in Sunsari

Govt orders probe, recalls CDO, security chiefs after communal violence leaves one dead, 24 injured

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Iran says no current negotiations with US

"Mediators may convey messages from the American side to us regarding current developments in the region. But at present, we are not engaged in any negotiations with the United States," ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said at a weekly press briefing.

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Beyond Blame: A Call for Restraint

The Sunsari tragedy demands both accountability from the state and restraint from all sides to prevent a local dispute from escalating into a wider communal conflict and threatening Nepal’s long-standing social harmony.

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Parliament’s war of words: When lawmakers go too far

Careless remarks, personal attacks and unverified claims by lawmakers are increasingly disrupting parliamentary proceedings and raising questions about their political maturity and respect for parliamentary norms.

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SC seeks govt’s response on decision to allow MPs to hire personal secretaries

The Supreme Court (SC) has issued a show-cause order to the government over its decision to allow members of the Federal Parliament to appoint personal secretaries.

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NC blames govt for Dewangunj violence, demands Home Minister’s response

In a statement posted on social media on Monday, Bhisma Raj Angdembe, leader of the Nepali Congress parliamentary party and the main opposition, expressed sorrow over the incident, in which two people were killed and dozens injured.

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