Nepal's Supreme Court banned egg extraction to stop the exploitation of young donors. The same order has left women like Padma—a cancer survivor whose ovaries were destroyed by chemotherapy—without options.
Poverty, poor learning, child marriage and migration continue to push children out of classrooms despite years of enrollment drives.
He must navigate internal judicial rifts and uneasy relations with the legal community.
A newly formed federation is organising Nepal’s first ultimate frisbee tournament on May 21 and 22 in Kathmandu, hoping to turn an informal park game into a structured sport.
FATF-linked delegation tells officials to speed up reforms as concerns grow over enforcement gaps, legal changes and limited results in key sectors.
The state-owned enterprise has long been in the red. Turning it around won’t be easy.
Digital culture worships immediacy, creating fertile ground for demagogues.
The government can herald an era of high-utility governance by reducing administrative burden on daily life.
News reporting must be protected from those who would turn it into a circus, but it must never be silenced.
Emotional well-being support cannot remain limited to urban centres and awareness campaigns—it must reach the people who are most often ignored.
Shrestha is the executive director of Kathaharu, an audio-visual production company. He has been engaged in media production for two decades.
Minister Khanal is under pressure from the finance minister to reduce the number of Nepali missions abroad to cut costs.
Nepal's Supreme Court banned egg extraction to stop the exploitation of young donors. The same order has left women like Padma—a cancer survivor whose ovaries were destroyed by chemotherapy—without options.
FATF-linked delegation tells officials to speed up reforms as concerns grow over enforcement gaps, legal changes and limited results in key sectors.
Poverty, poor learning, child marriage and migration continue to push children out of classrooms despite years of enrollment drives.
He must navigate internal judicial rifts and uneasy relations with the legal community.
A newly formed federation is organising Nepal’s first ultimate frisbee tournament on May 21 and 22 in Kathmandu, hoping to turn an informal park game into a structured sport.
As milk supply shrinks and mountain factories shut down, Nepal’s first Himalayan dairy industry is under severe strain.
Schools, businesses and transport services suspended as floods and landslides force evacuations across several provinces.
Government pushes for faster shipment of 80,000 tonnes under G2G arrangement as Gulf conflict threatens fertiliser supply chains and food security.
In recent years, this centuries-old adventurous practice in villages such as Bhujung, Ghanpokhara, Taghring, Mipra, Taapgaun, Chyamche, Ghermu, Dudhpokhari and Ghalegaun has attracted global media attention.
The five-day festival in Kathmandu will showcase fiction, documentaries, shorts, and adventure films alongside discussions on storytelling and censorship.
House panel unanimously clears Sharma for appointment after hearing on 16 complaints and reform agenda.
Emotional well-being support cannot remain limited to urban centres and awareness campaigns—it must reach the people who are most often ignored.
Shrestha is the executive director of Kathaharu, an audio-visual production company. He ha...
The five-day festival in Kathmandu will showcase fiction, documentaries, shorts, and adven...
The movie captures the unspoken tensions of Nepali family life with unusual tenderness and...
A baby’s skin loses moisture faster and reacts more easily to chemicals, making careful ...
Embassy moves to repatriate 277 individuals as victims recount coercion, abuse and trafficking networks.
Fewer than 0.5 percent of Romanian recruitment companies would qualify under new law, writ...
More than 50 speakers and 400 participants explore AI, leadership, institutions, and dias...
Around 60,000 Nepali speaking people in Manipur are living under constant fear and uncerta...
London-based group backs anti-corruption drive and calls for fair, credible and legally so...
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