Unauthorised translation and piracy of foreign books thrive in Nepal
The phenomenon has not just hurt creativity but also caused losses to authorised translators and publishers.
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A Biratnagar school’s plan to build hostel for disabled children hindered by funds crunch
The provincial government says it has no plans or programmes this fiscal year to spend on school infrastructures for disabled children.
Faecal coliform rife in water samples tested in Kathmandu
Almost all drinking water samples collected from localities of Kathmandu district for quality check have been found contaminated with faecal coliform, a microscopic organism that…
Nepal’s traders hike rice prices as India orders export halt
India, the world's largest exporter of rice, said it was imposing a ban on the export of non-Basmati white rice to keep its food reserve intact amid the threat of El Niño…
IMF sees Nepal’s economic growth rebounding this fiscal year
The IMF said that in Nepal, inflation is expected to recede, and the external position would continue to strengthen this fiscal year.
‘Perfect Blue’ explores the ugly facades of modern world
In 1997 Satoshi Kon directed an animated film called ‘Perfect Blue,’ a movie about the Japanese pop idol Mima and the surreal and cataclysmic effects of her transition from a…
Food poisoning, water- and vector-borne diseases on the rise in Nepal
Several get infected every year during the monsoon season.
Is Nepal a failed state?
The country has not been able to create minimum economic opportunities for its bulging youth population.
Import ban nearly suffocated Nepali economy, experts say
Revenue plunged sharply and government was forced to downsize the budget in mid-term review for lack of cash.
Nepal Prime Minister Dahal underscores importance of school meals at UN meet
The prime minister also reiterated Nepal’s commitment to scale up investment and resources for the programme.