Kanchanpur

The Agricultural Inputs Company Limited in Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur, has begun distributing chemical fertilizers to farmers on a quota basis ahead of the paddy cultivation season. Branch Manager Hemraj Joshi stated that the distribution is being managed through cooperatives, with current stocks including urea, DAP, and potash. A letter has been sent to the Provincial Fertilizer Distribution Management Committee for the re-distribution of stocked fertilizers.

Municipalities in Kanchanpur have closed schools for multiple days due to extreme heat, with Shuklaphanta, Krishnapur, and Bhimdatta Municipalities announcing closures to protect students' health. Meanwhile, NIC Asia Bank provided educational materials to a school in Dhanusha as part of its CSR initiative.

Municipalities in Kanchanpur have announced temporary school closures for several days due to extreme heat, prioritizing student health. Decisions were made by Bheemdatta, Krishnapur, and Shuklaphanta municipalities, with holidays to be adjusted later. Teachers reported students experiencing headaches and difficulty concentrating amid high temperatures.

Local governments in Kanchanpur have announced temporary school closures due to extreme heat and rising temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. Decisions were made to mitigate health risks for students, with missed class time to be adjusted with summer vacations. Several municipalities, including Bhimdatta and Krishnapur, have declared three-day holidays.

Authorities in Kathmandu have arrested Pranab Lal Singh, who was absconding after allegedly committing a banking offense, with an arrest warrant previously issued against him. Meanwhile, in Kanchanpur, hotel owner Govinda Chand was attacked by a group of individuals at his establishment, and an investigation is underway.

The Manavsewa Ashram has rescued 120 individuals from streets across Nepal as part of its Mechi-Mahakali National Rescue Journey. The campaign, which began on May 11, aims to make Nepal a country free of street people by providing safety and rehabilitation.

A man was discovered deceased in the Mahakali irrigation canal in Kanchanpur's Bhimdatta Municipality-6. Separately, a 25-year-old Yarsagumba collector, Prakash Gurung, died after falling from a cliff in Gorkha's Chumanuwri Rural Municipality-3 while returning from collecting the fungus.

Belauri Municipality in Kanchanpur has ordered the removal of unauthorized structures built on religious and public land, specifically targeting encroachments on Bhuiyan Mandir land in Ward No. 6, Richhaaha. The municipality has issued a seven-day deadline for the removal of these structures, initiating legal proceedings after complaints of forcible occupation and construction on temple land.