Flood Rights & Recovery: MPs urged the government to speed up search for Bhote Koshi and Rasuwa flood victims, enable DNA testing, and ensure legal rights like death certificates, insurance, compensation, and banking access for families even when bodies aren’t found. Disaster Education: Rasuwa MP Tukhbhadra Hamal demanded urgent rebuilding of flood-damaged schools and alternative learning plans, warning closures harm children’s learning and psychology. Corruption Watch: CIAA submitted its 36th annual report, highlighting 40,542 complaints in FY 2082/83 and the biggest complaint load against the Ministry of Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation. Culture & Faith: Bishwakarma Puja drew crowds to Bhadrakali Temple as workers and vehicle owners worshipped tools and machines for safety and success. Religion & Identity Debate: Hindu groups pushed for an all-party discussion within three months to restore Nepal’s Hindu-nation status, while the government has warned it risks federalism. Tourism & Arts: Nepal-Japan relations get a November 22 cultural festival in Kathmandu, with Godiego returning to Nepal and proceeds earmarked for disaster relief. Sports & Youth: ANFA warned that if FIFA’s suspension isn’t lifted soon, Nepal’s national and youth teams’ preparations and academy education will keep getting disrupted. Animals & Public Outcry: A viral video of a dog allegedly thrown into Nepal’s Seti River sparked outrage and calls for investigation. Immigration & Travel Tech: Nepal plans passport-free domestic travel for foreigners via an official app, aiming to ease tourism while improving tracking. Gender & Rights: UNFPA and NHRC renewed a five-year partnership to advance gender equality, SRHR, and curb gender-based violence.