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Nepal Declares Ram-Janaki Temple Area a Protected Monument Zone in Push for UNESCO World Heritage Status

The Nepal government has officially declared the Ram-Janaki Temple area in Janakpurdham a Protected Monument Zone, setting defined boundaries around the historic religious area and bringing development inside the zone under stricter heritage-protection rules. The decision is also an important step in Nepal’s long-running effort to strengthen the case for Janaki Temple’s future inclusion on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

19-Day Captivity and Rape Case Involving 16-Year-Old Girl: Main Accused Sent to Jail for Trial, Ward Chair Released on Bail

The main accused in the case involving the alleged abduction, 19-day captivity and rape of a 16-year-old girl in Janakpur has been sent to jail for trial, while a ward chair accused of pressuring for a settlement has been released on Rs 100,000 bail.

Nepal Keeps Petrol and Diesel Prices Unchanged Despite Higher Import Costs, LPG Gets Cheaper Near Industries

Nepal Oil Corporation has kept petrol and diesel prices unchanged despite higher purchase prices from Indian Oil Corporation, citing the difficult situation created by the recent floods and natural disasters.

Mother Gives Birth On Footpath Outside Rajbiraj Hospital As Family Alleges She Was Refused Admission Over Tests

Babita Paswan gave birth to a baby boy on a footpath outside Gajendra Narayan Singh Sagarmatha Hospital in Rajbiraj after her family alleges she was not allowed to remain for delivery because she could not immediately afford around Rs 2,500 in medical tests. Hospital officials dispute her account, saying she had been admitted and later left after being sent for tests, while the hospital has announced an investigation into the incident.

No Festive Fare Shock: Nepal’s Airlines Keep Prices Down as Roads Remain Disrupted

Nepal's domestic airlines are holding back the demand-driven fare increases often seen during the busy festival travel season as flood-damaged and disrupted roads push more passengers toward flights. Buddha Air says it will operate at minimum fares through Dashain, Tihar and Chhath, while Shree Airlines has introduced fixed fares on its domestic routes until the situation returns to normal.

Supreme Court Clarifies: An Intact Hymen Does Not Mean a Minor Was Not Raped

Nepal’s Supreme Court has ruled that an intact hymen cannot by itself be used to conclude that a minor was not raped, explaining that even partial penetration or legally sufficient sexual contact can establish the offence under the law applicable to the case. The ruling came in the case of Sanjay Mukhiya Bin, whose rape conviction involving his eight-year-old stepsister was upheld, although the Court reduced the separate incest-related punishment, bringing his total prison sentence from 20 years to 11 years.

Seven Arrested After Youth Kidnapped From Kalanki Over Rs 18 Lakh PUBG Virtual Diamond Dispute

Danfe Airlines Prepares For Nepal Launch After Rebranding Makalu Air

Danfe Airlines is preparing to enter Nepal’s domestic aviation market with ATR 72-600 aircraft after acquiring and rebranding Makalu Air, but final operations still depend on certification and approval.

CIAA Alleges Airport Contract Bribes Were Used To Buy Land, Files Corruption Case Against Former CAAN Chief Pradeep Adhikari

CIAA has filed a corruption case against former CAAN Director General Pradeep Adhikari, alleging that money collected from airport construction contractors was used to purchase land in his wife's name.

Government And Hindu Religious Front Reach Agreement In Janakpur, 12 Demands To Get Immediate Attention

The government and the Hindu religious front have reached an agreement in Janakpur after talks led by Home Minister Sudhan Gurung. The government will begin work on 12 of the group’s 13 demands, while seeking three months to address the demand to declare Nepal a Hindu nation.

Curfew Imposed In Janakpur As Communal Tensions Escalate, Authorities Rush To Prevent Further Violence

Authorities have imposed a curfew in Janakpur Sub-Metropolitan City and parts of Golbazar in Siraha after tensions between two communities raised concerns over possible violence. The restrictions took effect from 3:30 PM on Thursday following a decision by the District Security Committee, with officials urging residents to remain calm and cooperate with security agencies

Why Did The Home Minister Travel To Nijgadh To Meet Meter Interest Victims?

Home Minister Sudan Gurung held direct talks with meter interest victims in Nijgadh, Bara, while they were travelling on foot from Janakpurdham to Kathmandu. The protesters presented their concerns and urged the government to take firm action against exploitative lending and unresolved loan-related disputes.

400 Meter Interest Victims March Nearly 100 Kilometers Toward Kathmandu, Demand Justice and Stronger Laws

Around 400 meter interest victims have marched nearly 100 kilometers from Janakpur toward Kathmandu, demanding action against illegal money lenders, stronger laws, and implementation of previous government agreements.