How the pandemic inspired a Nepali farmer’s new venture
A 64-year-old Chandra Kant Sapkota becomes a jujube farming pioneer in Chitwan. He supplies around 20 quintals of the fruit daily to Kathmandu.
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Living hell: The Kathmandu Post
Time has come to declare a health emergency and take every possible step to control air pollution.
Nepal hospitals report spike in seasonal illnesses
As days get warmer, cases of fever, skin diseases, cough, flu, snake bites, dengue, and malaria have risen, say doctors. Doctors say the exact cause of the upsurge in the cases of…
One person dead as wildfires continue to rage in Nepal’s Palpa
Despite efforts to control them, large-scale blazes continue to spread across Palpa’s community forests, posing significant risks to local communities.
Nepal PM Oli meets Sri Lankan counterpart Amarasuriya in Bangkok
The leaders hold talks on the sidelines of the sixth Bimstec summit, with further meetings planned.
Tomato prices in Nepal crash amid market glut
Due to a bumper harvest, markets struggle to absorb the supply, resulting in one of the lowest prices in decades.
Nepal government invites protesting teachers for talks
Teachers continue demonstrations in Kathmandu demanding endorsement of School Education Bill.
Nepal Parliament’s winter session ends without passing crucial bills
The legislatura failed to endorse federal civil service and school education bills, which are necessary for a full-fledged implementation of the constitution.
Nepal lab tests reveal hazardous levels of pesticides in vegetables in market
Officials advise soaking vegetables in salt or vinegar for 30 minutes or refrigerating for 12-14 hours.
Teachers across Nepal stage mass protest in Kathmandu for Education Bill
The teachers took to the streets to pressure government to pass the bill.