Schools in Nepal’s Karnali struggle with chronic teacher shortages
As per the data available at education planning, data and research branch of Social Development Ministry of Karnali Province, there are a total of 626,010 students enrolled in…
The Kathmandu Post
Maritime security in the Indian Ocean
It is important to build a regional security architecture on core issues.
Do planes retire? An ATR 42 reaches the end of its life in Nepal
After clocking a full economic life with 70,000 cycles—44,477 of them for Buddha Air—Nepal bids farewell to its first retired ATR aircraft.
No place for women online: The Kathmandu Post
With the rise of AI content, Nepali women are being subjected to more forms of online abuse.
Child drownings in Nepal approach alarming numbers
Despite such a huge number of drowning incidents, local governments often shift blame. They mainly point fingers at negligent guardians and sand and gravel contractors who use…
Nepal’s ruling parties discuss constitutional amendment
The leaders also discussed the ways to improve the government functioning amidst growing criticism from opposition parties, particularly the CPN (Maoist Centre) and the Rastriya…
More farmers and students are killing themselves in Nepal, data shows
Growing financial pressures including debt and rising production cost is fuelling self-harm among farmers.
Three more Nepalis confirmed dead in Russia-Ukraine war, death toll rises to 43
Russia has sent a letter to Nepal requesting DNA samples of 35 more individuals. The request is to provide DNA samples of close family members to help identify the bodies of those…
Disappearing human rights
Governments copy one another in their rhetoric and tools of repression.
Nepali women and girls under siege in digital space
Nepal Police bureau reports 90 percent surge in a year in cyber violence against women.