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Iain Douglas-Hamilton: The Architect of Conservation in Footsteps of Silent Giants
The existence of elephants and Douglas-Hamilton’s legacy will now echo not only in the pages of history but also in the future of conservation.
Jan 08, 2026
Rethinking Nepal’s Foreign Policy: Why the Yam Betwee...
Rethinking Nepal’s Foreign Policy: Why the Yam Betwee...
Jan 07, 2026
Rebuilding Nepal as the Frontier of Global Startups
Rebuilding Nepal as the Frontier of Global Startups
Jan 07, 2026
Justice Deferred, Victims Forgotten
Justice Deferred, Victims Forgotten
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Nepali citizens may need up to $15,000 bond for US tourist visa
Kulman Ghising considering resignation under pressure from all sides, close aides urge caution
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4RSP PR list controversy: Srijana Sizzu withdraws her name
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OPINION
Secure together
Secure together
If India is willing to sell to Nepal the weapons it builds with foreign technology, we have no reason to look elsewhere.
Apr 11, 2017
OPINION
Reel truth
Reel truth
Most media and advocacy campaigns on LGBT rights highlight their problems, not the success of LGBT characters.
Apr 11, 2017
OPINION
Expressions of subalternity
Expressions of subalternity
BHAIRAHAWA. Like other conurbations of the country, settlements along the north-south road connecting the Indian plains with the East-West Highway of Nepal are emerging as centers of consumption rather than production. On a late-March evening, there was a seven-kilometer queue of loaded trucks waiti...
Apr 10, 2017
OPINION
Energy for all
Energy for all
Most least developed countries (LDCs), including Nepal, have ample potential for renewable and clean energy. But they seldom tap that potential. Consequently, 70 percent of the 900 million people living in the 48 least LDCs have limited access to energy. In other words, citizens of seven out of 10 L...
Apr 10, 2017
OPINION
Great Chinese urbanization
Great Chinese urbanization
HONG KONG: Residential property prices in China’s first-tier cities—Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen—are back up. A home there now runs buyers half as much as a home in the world’s most expensive cities: New York City, London, and Hong Kong.
Apr 10, 2017
OPINION
Late mover
Late mover
Controlling prophylactic use of antibiotics is not something that can be implemented overnight, but Nepal must make a start
Apr 08, 2017
OPINION
Kamikaze mission
Kamikaze mission
This is about historical events associated with aircraft debris found in 2011, after 69 long years
Apr 08, 2017
OPINION
Growing pains
Growing pains
Growing pains are not a disease and you will not have to take your child to doctor. They occur in up to 40 percent of children
Apr 08, 2017
OPINION, Infographic
Infographics: Voter’s profile
Infographics: Voter’s profile
Local Level Elections 2017
Apr 07, 2017
OPINION
Nepali politics 101
Nepali politics 101
Had BP Koirala listened to Ganesh Man Singh’s call for a neutral government to hold the famous 1980 referendum, things could have been very different.
Apr 06, 2017