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China dominated the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, securing the top spot with 341 medals, while hosts Japan and South Korea followed in second and third place respectively. Nepal concluded the games in 36th position with two bronze medals, despite implementing an ambitious training program. Professional golfer Subash Tamang was a notable performer for Nepal, remaining in contention for a medal heading into the final round.

Nepal's athletes are competing across multiple sports at the 20th Asian Games, with participants in golf, judo, and canoeing. In golf, Subash Tamang and Rahul Bishwakarma are competing in the men's individual stroke-play event, with Tamang currently in 18th place after the first round. The judo team includes Nisha Shrestha, Devaki Maya Shrestha, Bishwash BK, and Bikash BK competing in various weight categories. Additionally, Bikal Shrestha and Ashish Rana Magar have reached the semifinals in canoeing slalom.

Ved Bahadur Thapa Magar and Subash Poudel have been appointed as district conveners for the Nepali Congress's 15th General Convention organizing committee, under the chairmanship of Dr. Shashank Koirala. Concurrently, the party is conducting municipal-level conventions across the country to strengthen its organizational structure and prepare for the 15th General Convention. In a related development, folk singer Prakash Katuwal has entered politics with the Nepali Congress, inspired by Gagan Thapa, and is seeking to become a General Convention representative.

KATHMANDU, September 4 (IPS) - That day, Subash Tamang was mining sand along the banks of the Trishuli River near the Trishuli Hydropower Project, working alongside his wife, brother, sister-in-law, and two other family members. Suddenly, he noticed water gushing down from above the hydropower site. His first thought was that the dam had burst.

Disaster Management Nepalese Experts, Victims Contemplate the Future After the Flood KATHMANDU, Sep 4 2026 (IPS) - That day, Subash Tamang was mining sand along the banks of the Trishuli River near the Trishuli Hydropower Project, working alongside his wife, brother, sister-in-law, and two other family members. Suddenly, he noticed water gushing down from above the hydropower site. His first thought was that the dam had burst. In an instant, everything changed. He and his family dropped everything and ran toward the river, desperate to save their lives. But then he saw something even more terrifying—huge waves of water were surging from the other side too, carrying clouds of dust and thick black mud. “I couldn’t make sense of what was happening,” he recalls. “It looked like a monster coming at us.” He was holding his wife’s hand, trying to run toward the hill, when the flood swept him away—carrying him nearly 500 metres downstream. Helplessly, he watched as the same raging waters took his wife, his brother, his sister-in-law, and three other family members right before his eyes. “I was holding her hand, and then the flood pulled her away,” he recalls. His leg was broken in the disaster...

KATMANDÚ – Aquel día, el nepalí Subash Tamang estaba extrayendo arena a orillas del río Trishuli, cerca de la central hidroeléctrica de Trishuli, junto a su mujer, su hermano, su cuñada y otras dos familiares. De repente, se percató de que el agua brotaba a borbotones desde más arriba de la central hidroeléctrica. Lo primero […]

That day, Subash Tamang was mining sand along the banks of the Trishuli River near the Trishuli Hydropower Project, working alongside his wife, brother, sister-in-law, and two other family members. Suddenly, he noticed water gushing down from above the hydropower site. His first thought was that the dam had burst. In an instant, everything changed. […]

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KATHMANDU—The rains had briefly quelled, and beneath a bright mid-morning sky, 43-year-old Subash Tamang was working along the banks of the monsoon-swollen Trishuli River with his family. They were extracting sand, as they had done before, when the river suddenly rose to consume them. Some 45 miles north, high in the Himalayas along the Nepal-Tibet border, a large section of a glacier had collapsed, sending a torrent of water, sediments, and boulders and swallowing downstream settlements. It took the flood barely 30 minutes to reach Tamang’s village in Nuwakot district, hitting with the terrible speed of a tsunami. Tamang survived by holding on to a patch of weed. But it swept away his wife, his two brothers and their wives, and his elder sister. The body of one of his brothers has been retrieved, while the five other family members remain missing. Tamang was ferried to Kathmandu for treatment two days later. “I’ve lost everything,” he said from a hospital bed. “We didn’t receive any warning and weren’t expecting the water to rise that high. One moment I was hanging by the weeds, and the next moment when I looked, none of my family members were there. I now have...

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