Information officer of district police office, Jajarkot, Shudhir Kumar Khadka informed that the injured were sent to district hospital, Jajarkot. The hospital informed that all injured are out of danger.
There are over 100 women auto drivers in Surkhet alone. With skills and diligence, they opted for driving a light vehicle over short distance so that they could manage their livelihood and even begin saving.
Headed by Sushil Dangol, deputy director general of the Department of Survey, the committee was formed today through a meeting chaired by Land Management, Cooperatives and Federal Affairs as well as General Administration Minister Pratibha Rawal.
Earlier, the Himali Youth Group of Bajura has blocked the road demanding treatment of injured and bringing the culprits to justice in the clash following dispute on construction of police post at Lampata Chyachaur by the Sudurpaschim provincial government.
A severe lightning strike accompanied by a storm has devastated the roof of Jyoti Secondary School located in Jumla's Tila Rural Municipality-9.
The number of people renewing their health insurance in Jumla district has been declining in recent years, according to the Health Insurance Board in the district.
The District Administration Office Jumla has started delivering passport to the homes of service recipients through postal offices.
Ambassador Bass expressed interest in Karnali’s agricultural, tourism and natural potential and committed to expanding future cooperation in the fields of agriculture, technology and skill development, Devkota said after his meeting with envoy Bass on Thursday.
A local Chhakka Bahadur Tamang shared that the landslide following hailstone and rainfall also buried cowsheds of Harkadhan Tamang, chairperson of Changkheli-5, and Dhan Singh Tamang.
The District Administration Office here has warned of action against those engaging in illegal extraction of pebbles and sand from river.
The influx of Indian religious tourists to Mansarovar Kailash has begun with the onset of the rainy season, as evidenced by the arrival of 169 pilgrims in just four days.
A rare red panda has been spotted in the Tilagufa area of Kalikot district. The animal was seen in the Rudubanchu area of the Red Panda Conservation Forest in Tilagufa Municipality-10. The red panda, known for its reddish body, black legs and white face, is a rare and protected species found in Nepal’s Himalayan and high hill regions. Locals believe the forests and natural environment of Tilagufa provide a suitable habitat for the species.