Annapurna Draws Record Half a Million Foreign Visitors

Nepal’s Annapurna Conservation Area welcomed a record 508,476 foreign tourists from 169 countries during the last fiscal year, reflecting a

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Oli Calls for Unity as Communist Movement Faces Crisis

On the 48th Pushpalal Memorial Day, CPN-UML Chairman and former Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli defended Nepal’s traditional political forces,

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From Murals to Markets: The Changing Face of Nepali Art

From captivating artworks displayed in open-door galleries to creative expressions adorning the streets, the valley is an immersive reflection of

Chitwan Pays as Wildlife Conflict Persists

Chitwan National Park (CNP) distributed Rs 12.9 million (€72,240) in compensation during the last fiscal year to people affected by

Free Eye Surgeries Reach 953 in Remote Karnali

A total of 953 people in Karnali Province received free sight-restoring eye surgeries during the last fiscal year, as outreach

Journey Through Time : Kingdom of Mustang

Tucked beyond the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges lies Mustang, an enigmatic land also known as the “Forbidden Kingdom”. Stretched into

Government Moves to Set Minimum Wages by Sector, Region and Skill Level

Nepal’s Ministry of Labour, Youth and Employment is overhauling how minimum wages are determined, shifting from a single national floor

Nepal’s Security Spending Rises as South Asia Grapples With Strategic Uncertainty

Nepal’s defence expenditure has risen steadily since 2018, according to a study by India’s Observer Research Foundation (ORF) on security

Government Promises to Act on Usury Reports as Victims March on Kathmandu

The cabinet on Tuesday ordered the immediate implementation, through the home ministry, of the recommendations of every commission so far

Two Former Ministers Jailed Over Fake Bhutanese Refugee Scam

Kathmandu District Court on Tuesday sentenced former deputy prime minister Top Bahadur Rayamajhi to 11 years in prison and former

Caste, Culture, and Survival: Story of the Badi Community

Badi, a Hill Dalit community, are Indigenous people of Western Nepal. Although admired as entertainers at times, they remain the

The Volatility of Rhino Conservation

In early 2023, two rhinos were killed using electrified traps wired through a temple near Chaparchuli in western Chitwan. The

Fertiliser Crunch Pushes Farmers Across the Border

A severe shortage of chemical fertiliser has disrupted this year’s paddy transplanting season across Nepal’s southern plains, with farmers unable

Predatory Lending Victims Launch ‘Justice March’

Victims of predatory informal moneylending, a practice widespread across Nepal’s Tarai belt, have begun a roughly 400 km protest march

Climate Change Hits Home: Melting Glaciers and Mass Migration

The climate crisis is worsening for the small nation that contributes among the least to global emissions. Are the first-world

Paddy Planting Falls 12.6% as Late Monsoon Slows Nepal’s Farmers

Nepal’s rice planting season has fallen sharply behind schedule this year, a lag that could ripple through the country’s food

Two Centuries-old Statues Return to Nepal from US

Two centuries-old statues of significant cultural and archaeological value have returned to Nepal from New York, marking another milestone in

Sipping Culture and Commerce with Every Cup of Tea

Chiya (tea), more than just a beverage, is a cultural tradition that warms conversations and hearts alike. The best place

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