Grant delay leaves Nepal’s earthquake victims out in the cold
Some 34,501 houses were completely destroyed in Jajarkot while 16,909 houses were completely destroyed in Rukum West during the Nov 3 earthquake, but only about 500 temporary…
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Nepal’s parks grapple with limited cage space for captive tigers
While the increase in the tiger population has positive indications for wildlife conservation, it has come with its own set of challenges for the country, the major one being the…
Nepal’s government raises 40% of annual loans in first quarter
“The government’s need for resources forced us to raise more internal loans in the first quarter than we had initially planned,” said Dilaram Giri, officiating chief at the…
Buddha-era relics unearthed in Ramgram
Experts argue that the findings are evidence to establish the area as a historically and archaeologically significant place that deserves to be included in the Unesco’s list of…
EV sales continue to soar in Nepal despite the overall market slowdown
Insiders say that if the battery life of EVs goes well and adequate infrastructure is built, it may take up to five years to replace the light petrol-diesel vehicles in Nepal.
Can Nepal harness its huge hydropower potential?
Nepal has been an energy surplus country in the wet season ever since the 456MW Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower Project came into full operation in August 2021.
More medicines listed for free distribution in Nepal
Drugs for some non-communicable diseases, such as mental health, cardiovascular, respiratory illness, diabetes, are on the list.
Eight decades of journey in one book
Gurucharan Das, a business executive turned author, published his memoir ‘Another Sort of Freedom’ earlier this year.
Why Nepal keeps adding—and abandoning—airports
Building airports in haste and turning them into pasturelands is not a new phenomenon in Nepal. The country has a history of building airports under political pressure.
The cost of banning TikTok
The government’s decision should be based on comprehensive regulatory frameworks that protect societal interests without infringing on constitutional rights.