The Latest Breaking News from Chitwan

In the aftermath of a catastrophic glacial flood that swept through Nepal, Ayush Khadka's family endured a four-day search for him. Unbeknownst to his family, authorities had recovered a body on the day of the incident itself thought to be Ayush’s. Relatives later recognised him through physical characteristics and images.

Nepal authorities are burying unidentified bodies recovered from riverbanks. DNA samples are collected and identification records prepared for later retrieval. This procedure follows international guidelines to safely preserve each body's identity. Families can provide DNA samples to match with deceased individuals for identification. Recovery operations continue as thousands remain missing…

IRCTC is launching a special spiritual journey to Nepal. The Bharat Gaurav tourist train will depart from Indore on June 12. This 9-night, 10-day tour will visit key religious sites like Pashupatinath Temple. It also includes destinations such as Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan National Park. This marks the first international…

The country is seeing an increase in human-wildlife conflict as the number of megafauna, including rhinos and tigers, grows. But there are efforts to tackle the problem around Chitwan national park through education and training

The forests turn into a wonderland during winters. For wildlife enthusiasts the colder season is the perfect time to explore the natural habitat. There are several national parks around the world that showcase the beauty of the winter wildlife. Yellowstone National Park, USA

The Yellowstone National Park becomes one of…

In one Nepali village, the resident rhinos are a conservation success story and attract thousands of visitors, but attacks on humans are on the rise

In another incident, a driver of another bus was killed after a falling stone hit him in Chitwan on the same stretch of the highway. Read further on Dynamite News:

PATNA: The body of a grown rhinoceros, flowing through Gandak river flood from Nepal, was found trapped in the Gandak barrage gate number 10 at Valmikinagar. VTR Director-cum-conservator of forests, Nesamani K, said the forest official of Chitwan was informed about the dead rhinoceros.

One-horned species was nearly extinct before poaching was curbed. Now the climate crisis could pose a greater threat