Small private clinics driving sex-selective abortions in Nepal
Around 300 radiologists and 200 gynaecologists in urban clinics enable sex-selective abortions, experts say.
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Nepali Prime Minister Karki asks party-affiliated ministers to quit
The prime minister cites public perception and the non-partisan nature of her government.
Nepal authorities took 11 months to test substandard drug. Patients may have already taken it
The third-generation antibiotic, Levoflox-500 tablet, was made by Bara-based Magnus Pharma.
Daily wage earners hardest hit by prolonged cold wave in Nepal’s Tarai
Most people are staying indoors, schools remain shut, and sunshine is rare.
Nepal allows sending workers to Israel’s agriculture and caregiving sectors
Cabinet approves three labour protocols, paving the way for long-term employment opportunities and recruitment through government channels.
Former Nepali PM Oli denies ordering police to fire on Gen Z protesters
The former prime minister was questioned over suppression of youth protests in which a total of 77 were killed.
Nepal’s falling female births widening gender gap
Gaps high in Sudurpaschim, Madhesh as preference for sons drives sex-selective abortions.
When animals are abused in Nepal, reporting is rare and punishments minimal
Activists say lack of awareness and fear of getting involved in the legal process keep many witnesses from reporting incidents.
Nepal’s wide wholesale-retail price gap keeps veggies out of common person’s reach
Wholesale prices have dropped sharply at Kalimati, but weak market monitoring has allowed retailers to keep prices high, consumer rights activists say.
Uneasy neighbours
India cannot afford to lose Bangladesh as a friendly nation, the writer argues.