The Indian blockade has impeded reconstruction and humanitarian efforts to protect earthquake survivors before winter sets in
Om Astha Rai
The new Constitution lays bare misogynistic and patriarchal psyches that usually hide behind nationalism
Sangita Thebe-Limbu
Policeman who went undercover in daring sting operations to snare wildlife smugglers awarded
Sahina Shrestha
This earthquake is a lesson to review how homes and businesses should be insured
Following building codes and strengthening existing buildings is the only way to prepare for the next one
Madhesi leaders of national parties say some of the demands of plains-based groups are genuine and can easily be addressed
Tufan Neupane
Kathmandu Valley has always rebuilt its temples after earthquakes, but this time the international community wants to help, too
A strong sense of community and help from outside assists survivors to rebuild their homes and lives
Upasana Khadka
In Nepal, a debate rages over whether trophy hunting is the ideal way to earn revenue for conservation
Sarthak Mani Sharma
Adventure epic has stunning digital scenery of Everest, but downplays role of Nepali climbers in the 1996 tragedy
Madeline Zutt
Tikapur has been left with an open scar which will take a long time to heal
Anurag Acharya
This is the 8th episode of the saga of the Gurkhas at the Battle of Gallipoli exactly 100 years ago
David Seddon
The country’s medical education system is infested by corrupt investors with political protection
Ramu Sapkota
Women migrant workers returning penniless and with children face a double stigma at home.
Rojita Adhikari
Former US Army surgeon, Wan Shaw Pong has pledged $50,000 to help rebuild all 50 homes in Lele, Lalitpur District
Inaccurate news of the Kailali killings were an example of how facts can be bent to suit different versions of the truth
Bhrikuti Rai
Will the survivors of the earthquake suffer the same fate as the victims of the Jure landslide who are still waiting for compensation and relocation?
Yuvaraj Puri
Rebuilding destroyed homes has been unnecessarily delayed by lack of money, masons and clear government policy
Former Maoist guerillas now in the Nepal Army prepare to leave for UN peacekeeping missions
Rameswar Bohara
The Tikapur attack was premeditated, but the government set the stage for it to occur
Industries that switch to wind power protect not just the ecology, but the economy as well
Kushal Gurung
Nepal may need to rethink its 40-year-old law banning the cultivation of cannabis
This is part seven of the series about the Gurkhas at Gallipoli exactly 100 years ago this month
Farmers in western Nepal are lured to grow opium by Indian middlemen
Damodar Bhandari
