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A decade after the devastating 2015 earthquake, is Nepal any safer?

Kathmandu, April 25 -- Friday marks the tenth anniversary of the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal on April 25, 2015, claiming nearly 9,000 lives and injuring over 22,300 people. The major qua... Read More


Police continue to arrest individuals linked to Tinkune violence

Kathmandu, April 22 -- Kathmandu has been witnessing protests from several organisations and groups of late. At present, thousands of school teachers from across the country have descended on the Mait... Read More


Revisiting secularism is not off the table in Congress

Nepal, April 21 -- In this conversation with The Post's Purushottam Poudel, Nepali Congress Spokesperson and former Foreign and Finance Minister Prakash Sharan Mahat offers insights into the current p... Read More


Sumana Shrestha's resignation hints not all is well inside Rastriya Swatantra Party

Kathmandu, April 18 -- Rastriya Swatantra Party lawmaker Sumana Shrestha's resignation as the party's joint general secretary has stirred a new debate inside the fledgling political outfit. When it b... Read More


Deliver first, rally later, observers tell ruling CPN-UML

Kathmandu, April 16 -- UML has been staging a series of mass rallies across the country. After a recent show of strength in Butwal, Siraha, and Jhapa, the party has announced a similar event in Kathma... Read More


Cooperative victims call out government inaction, broken vows

Kathmandu, April 15 -- The government has reached multiple agreements with the victims of cooperative fraud over the recovery of their savings. In its annual budget endorsed by Parliament a year ago, ... Read More


Homes, businesses hit by Tinkune riots yet to get any help

Kathmandu, April 14 -- On March 28, the government allowed the Joint People's Movement Committee, formed to campaign for the reinstatement of Nepal as Hindu Kingdom and abolition of the federal system... Read More


Calls get louder for a judicial probe into March 28 violence during royalist rally

Kathmandu, April 13 -- The violent March 28 pro-monarchy protest in Tinkune has sparked debates not just on the shortcomings of the republican dispensation and the persistence of royalist sentiment in... Read More


March 28 protest victims still footing their medical bills

Kathmandu, April 10 -- The announcement had come early. At a press conference on April 1, Minister for Communication and Information Technology Prithvi Subba Gurung, who also serves as the government... Read More


RPP demonstration peaceful but much smaller in size

Kathmandu, April 9 -- The Rastriya Prajantra Party (RPP), the fifth largest in Parliament and advocate for Hindu kingdom, organised a protest in Balkhu, Kathmandu, on Tuesday with the slogan 'Let's ch... Read More