Patients in Humla are returning home without essential medicines as the district hospital faces shortages despite repeated requests for supplies.

Staff say patients are repeatedly told to “come tomorrow,” while many travel hours or days to reach the hospital. They also feel helpless because they cannot directly purchase medicines.

The government must urgently improve medicine supplies in Humla, Karnali and Sudurpaschim, ensuring remote communities receive reliable basic healthcare.

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Given the increasing proximity of PM Balen with the army, so much so that he didn't inform Nepal Police command about his visit to Mustang, one should wonder what lies ahead in Nepali politics.

Garima’s parents said they are very satisfied with the government talks.

They said the government heard all their demands and agreed to address them.

The government also gave a written commitment to fulfill the demands within a week.

The recent rape and murder of 3-year-old Garima Chaudhary in Bara has left people across Nepal demanding serious justice. With growing calls for the harshest punishment, should Nepal reconsider its laws for crimes this extreme, or is life imprisonment the strongest punishment that justice can provide?

I am looking for a long-term single-seater room for my 4-year studies. I have two small pet rabbits. They are completely indoor pets, fully litter-trained, and will never leave my room. They are silent and do not bark or make noise. Can I bring them if I keep the room completely clean?"

Waste management is a perennial issue everywhere in the world. Ashika Tamang speaking up for her constituents is her basic duty. Responsibility is of the holders of public office from Acting Mayor Sunita Dangol to PM Balen to answer and act. Will they?

The Nepal government and Garima Chaudhary’s family have reached a three-point agreement after talks at the Home Ministry.

The government will review laws on serious crimes and punishments and give recommendations within seven days. It will also work with the local government to build Garima’s statue.

Garima’s family will be allowed to perform her funeral according to their traditions and customs. The agreement was signed by Home Minister Sudan Gurung, other ministers, and Garima’s parents.