A decade after: The Kathmandu Post
Eight years after the 2015 earthquake, our negligence became all too apparent when a 6.4 magnitude quake struck the remote Jajarkot and Rukum West districts, killing around 160…
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Everest rules: The Kathmandu Post
A new bill proposes much-needed reforms of rules governing climbing and cleaning up the mountain.
Over 800 dengue cases reported from 57 districts in Nepal since January
All three districts of the Kathmandu Valley—Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur—report dengue infections.
Nepal’s national flag caught in politics. Experts call for clearer rules
Nepal's flag has been widely and randomly used in various protests, campaigns and other events in recent years.
Moulding calmness: Growing number of young Nepalis turning to pottery as new form of self-expression
A growing number of young people are turning to pottery to ease stress, express emotions, and reconnect with themselves.
Flush season deepens Nepal’s dairy crisis as farmer dues mount
With Rs900 million in outstanding payments, falling sales and growing stockpiles threaten Nepal’s struggling dairy sector.
Women bear the brunt of crumbling maternity services in Nepal’s Baglung
With birthing centres out of reach, medical equipment failing, and roads often impassable, home births remain a dangerous norm in remote villages.
Nepal draws new line in snow: Everest to no longer be anybody’s climb
When open-to-all regime ends, a mountaineer must have summited a 7,000-metre peak before attempting the world's highest peak.
Thousands throng Nepali festival honouring mothers
Devotees take holy baths and make offerings to mark Mata Tirtha Aunsi.
Police, teachers clash in Kathmandu
Ensuring pay and perks at par with those of civil servants are the teachers' major demand.