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FILE - Drought-stressed wheat plants stand adjacent to parched ground in a field near Macksville, Kan., May 16, 2026. Photo: AP

Preparing the HKH for El Niño: Development planning and policymaking hold the key

This spring, most parts of India experienced a prolonged heatwave, with temperatures in some cities approaching 50°C.

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Narayanghat–Muglin road reopens after landslide, traffic resumes

The Narayanghat–Muglin road, which was blocked by a dry landslide near Muglin on Tuesday morning, has reopened to two-way traffic after debris was cleared from the roadway.

Photo: Sandeep Sen

Gold price drops Rs 4,300 per tola; silver also declines

Gold price fell by Rs 4,300 per tola in the domestic market on Tuesday, while silver also recorded a sharp decline.

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In pictures: Services disrupted across hospitals as doctors protest

Regular outpatient services at various hospitals across the country have been hit hard by a doctors' protest.

Photo Courtesy: Tekendra Deuba

Dr Govinda KC ends 24th hunger strike after seven-point deal

Senior orthopaedic surgeon Dr Govinda KC ended his 24th hunger strike on Monday after the government and his representatives reached a seven-point agreement on healthcare reforms and the operation of Shahid Dashrath Chand Health Sciences University.

The Supreme Court building at Singha Durbar, which is now in the final phase of construction. Photo: Ratna Shrestha/RSS

SC issues show cause notice to govt in response to a PIL filed seeking implementation of disability-friendly reproductive health services

The Supreme Court has issued a show cause notice to the government in response to a public interest petition filed at the apex court demanding the full implementation of the Disability-Friendly Reproductive Health and Safe Motherhood Services Directive.

Photo: Nepal Photo Library

Most hospitals suspend non-emergency services amid doctors' protest

Most hospitals across the country suspended non-emergency services on Tuesday after the Nepal Medical Association (NMA) launched a nationwide protest over the assault on doctors and health workers at Narayani Hospital in Birgunj.

Rescue workers evacuate flood victims from a flooded area near Lahore,Pakistan, Monday, Jun 27, 2026. Photo: AP

Pakistan monsoon death toll tops 100 in a month as more heavy rain forecast

The death toll from monsoon rains and flash flooding in Pakistan over the past month surpassed 100 on Monday as weather forecasters warned that more heavy rain is expected across the country later this week.

Photo: Rajesh Gurung/THT

Heavy rain likely in five provinces as monsoon covers Nepal

Heavy rainfall is likely at one or two places in the hilly regions of five provinces on Tuesday as the monsoon system continues to affect the entire country, the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology said.

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