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Ballot paper in the capital Kathmandu was around one metre-long to accommodate the 878 candidates

Before the Italian couple, only 34 mountain climbers had been able to conquer the Earth's 14 highest summits

Ryan Sean Davy told officials at base camp that he had climbed alone as far as camp two

Uncontrolled and illegal extraction of sand and rocks from riverbeds for construction is killing rivers

Does the difference come essentially from religion?

The former soldier became the world's oldest climber to summit Everest in 2008

A record of 373 foreign climbers have been cleared to scale for the gigantic mountains

The hiker went missing in early March while trekking in a remote area of northwestern Nepal

Investigations reveal those who offered colonel job, booked air ticket and hotel are Indian

Nepal set up a Truth and Reconciliation Commission on the Disappeared in 2015

The 10-day drill in Kathmandu will focus on counter-terrorism, according to Nepal's army

Foreign Office rejects Indian claims Col Zahir linked with Jadhav's arrest

Police trying to ascertain identity of man who received Pakistan Army’s former officer

A successful anti-poaching and conservation initiative has seen the rhino population steadily climb over past decade

The animal was found in Chitwan National Park with its horn gouged out.

Foreign office has raised the issue with the Nepali government

Rhino horns can sell for tens of thousands of dollars on the international black market

One international flight was delayed but no other flight was scheduled during the closure

The Embassy of Nepal in collaboration with PNCA organizes Nepal Musical Evening 2017

Mountaineers have removed more than 16 tonnes of trash from Everest in the past

Indian foreign ministry says officials from two countries had met and agreed to take steps to maintain calm

According to the officials, there were around 50 passengers on the bus

Extreme cold, strong winds forced mountaineer to return to basecamp

17 dramatic visuals from the Swasthani Brata Katha festival in Nepal

Anjali Lama was ostracised by relatives for wanting to live as a woman

The 22-year-old woman was on foot with her parents when the elephant charged at the group

Some Hindus view menstruating women as impure and force them to remain in a hut or cowshed for days

He was invited by industrialist, Muhammad Shoaib Khan

Nepal is one of several South Asian countries where India and China are vying for influence

Former Australian captain spotted Sandeep Lamichhane while he was coaching recently in Hong Kong

Dinesh and Tarakeshwari Rathod, both police constables, said they reached the top of Everest on May 23

16 people were rescued from the partially submerged wreckage of the bus, says official

Nepalis call out Indian government for using an image of Annapurna mountain range which is actually in Nepal

The bus was carrying villagers from Kathmandu to Kavre, 40km east of the capital

Former prime minister K.P. Sharma Oli resigned last week, minutes before facing a no-confidence motion in parliament

Remittances make up almost 30 percent of Nepal's annual gross domestic product

The country has been worst hit, with homes and bridges destroyed after days of torrential monsoon rains

KP Oli was forced to quit after allies of his multi-party coalition deserted government

The government said the safety of Nepalis working in danger zones was its "major concern"

Poverty prevented Kami finishing his studies as a child and achieving his goal of becoming a teacher

Baburam Bhattarai, PM from August 2011 to March 2013, played a key role in bringing the Maoists into the mainstream

Police called in zoo and wildlife officials who tracked the animal as it clambered over rooftops

Local soldier Bed Bahadur Sunuwar took first place, completing the 42-kilometre run in four hours and 10 seconds

At least 289 climbers and their guides are in different high camps waiting to become the first to scale the peak

We pack our bags and head off to Nepal in search of good food, heritage sights

Devotees come from across the country to bathe, offer prayers and leave offerings at the Matathirtha Temple

Robert Penner had spoken out against the new national constitution and the country's anti-corruption watchdog

Robert Penner tweets frequently on social and political matters and had spoken out on a number of controversial issues

The 7.8-magnitude quake killed 9,000 people and some four million survivors are still living in temporary shelters

'We have lived like this with a baby through monsoon and winter' says Rokayya, one of four million homeless victims