Landfill victims warn they will obstruct waste disposal again if their demands aren’t met
Over the past 18 years, authorities have reached 175 agreements with the locals, but they have all been breached.
Anup Ojha
Lure of easy money leads Nepalis into traps of online fraudsters
The scams mainly take place through social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Nepal’s queer community watching India with interest
Nepal’s constitution recognises LGBTQ rights as fundamental human rights, with the country often considered progressive in terms of LGBTQ rights in South Asia.
Cybercrime-related cases see an alarming rise in Nepal
According to the nation's Cyber Bureau, inadequate technical human resource and lack of relevant laws have compounded the problem.
The troubling rise of ‘revenge porn’ in Nepal
This has become a common form of abuse in the country, and is particularly harming young women.
Soil shortage, poor demand decimating Bhaktapur’s pottery-making
In the last few years, the traditional occupation has been in a crisis, compelling many families like the Prajapatis to quit the generations-old business and seek alternatives.
Dog hostels in Kathmandu a respite for canine lovers during vacations
Although dog hostels or day care centres are common in developed countries, they are a relatively new phenomenon in developing ones.
Nepal’s youngest female electric bus driver on the road less travelled
25-year-old Nisha Chaulagain joined Sajha to break through into a male-dominated profession and out of her love for driving.