Why Nepal’s photography industry is unkind to newcomers
Pabindra Shrestha shares his journey from a self-taught photographer to becoming a mentor and pageant director.
The Kathmandu Post
Pashupatinath premises in Kathmandu abuzz with Babas ahead of Shivaratri
Shivaratri, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is considered one of the most sacred nights according to the Vedic calendar, alongside other holy nights such as Kaalratri, Moharatri, and…
Nepal’s Rolwaling region hit by heavy snowfall, delaying hotel reopenings
Locals usually descend to lower areas after closing hotels in the last week of November. While some remain in Beding to look after the hotels, the unexpected snowfall has…
Farmers in Nepal’s Rukum West suffer as climate change bites
Droughts, crop failures and rising pest infestations lead farmers in mid-western Nepal to an uncertain future.
Nepal Army says expressway deadline at risk, again
Land acquisition in Khokana still a major hurdle as project has already seen three deferrals.
‘We demand justice’: Family mourns Nepali student who died in India
Grief-stricken parents demand answers, alleging the Indian university of negligence and cover-up.
Bhandari sends Nepal into four nations final
Sabitra Bhandari’s decisive goal secures Nepal’s place in the final against Myanmar with a game in hand.
Nepali student’s death in India being resolved through diplomatic means, says Nepal Foreign Minister
Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba urges fair investigation and safe environment for Nepali students.
Nepal’s dog chew export rises by 27.82 percent in first half
The United States was the largest importer, taking in 852 tonnes valued at Rs 1.59 billion, followed by Canada with 56 tonnes worth Rs130.34 million.
Nepali government can enforce law to regulate free speech, top court rules
Passing a verdict on a writ petition for scrapping Section 47 of the Act, the Constitutional Bench of the court said that freedom of opinion and expression, despite being…