Climate of fear
The paper says the way we abuse nature is tantamount to destroying our own health and livelihood.
The Kathmandu Post
As harvesting season starts, so does open burning
With the end of the monsoon and onset of harvesting season, open burning, which is among the chief culprits for the rise in the level of air pollution, is set to rise throughout…
Guterres appeals to international community to stop war against nature
The visiting UN Secretary General says it’s essential to support Nepal and other countries that do not contribute to climate change but suffer.
Nepal’s power could light more of India after new import rule
As the energy mix is reset, imported hydropower will count in Indian distributors’ renewable energy obligation.
Two projects of Nepal listed as Belt and Road outcome
The Chinese side, in a statement released, mentioned the Panda Pack project and Amity Living Water Project as part of the Belt and Road Initiative which are already in operation.
Natural disasters prompt mass exodus from Nepal’s villages
According to the District Disaster Management Committee in Baglung, 28 wards of 10 local units are at high risk of different kinds of disasters, such as landslides and floods,…
Democratic citizen’s power
The writer says a distributed energy systems in homes will make power less expensive and highly democratic.
Power export earns Nepal Rs12 billion this wet season
The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) had resumed power export to the southern neighbour on June 11. Electricity worth Rs 11.8 billion was exported as of October 16.
India’s missing colours
The verdict on same-sex marriage has snitched the Indian queer community’s wish to live with dignity.
Data vulnerability in Nepal
Legal safeguards are essential to ensuring ethical data handling by domestic and foreign entities.