“National security“ is increasingly cited by the federal government to justify new law bills tightening security and restricting freedom of speech. Why is that?
One question rises above all others on the 2-year anniversary of the earthquake in…
She is the only woman to have ever been accepted into the highest order…
The SLC was a dreaded exam through generations of students. Now it’s been replaced with a new grading system, the SEE, but does that solve all the issues?
Farmers whose land is located near a river have started to use the “Barsha Pump” – or “Rain Pump” – to irrigate their land. Invented by a young Nepali engineer, the pump is boosting farmers’ yields and income manifold.
Wild Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is the only one in Nepal open to foreigners and offers trophy hunters a couple of hard-to-get additions to their collection.
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She is the only woman to have ever been accepted into the highest order…
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Rare footage of Karoria tribesmen hunting for birds in southern Nepal.
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How long time does it take to erect electricity poles in a village? Well,…
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The tornado that hit Bara and Parsa on March 31 was an unpredecented event – but might locals have to prepare for more extreme weather in future?
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“National security“ is increasingly cited by the federal government to justify new law bills tightening security and restricting freedom of speech. Why is that?
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There are tussles over power as provincial and local governments are seeking to carve out space and define themselves under the new constitution…
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Halfway through the fiscal year, the seven provincial governments have spent a mere fraction of their otherwise sizeable budgets due to one main reason: lack of staff.