Jajarkot survivors show collective resilience
They are not waiting for delayed government aid, and help each other rebuild homes and schools
10,000 bridges
Nepal’s foot bridges have evolved from being essential for connectivity to also becoming tourist attractions
The marginalised on the margins
Two Nepali families on either side of a path suffer from state neglect, but one is much doing better. Why?
Poverty killed a mother, not the quake
It was being poor that cost Sharmila her life, not winter cold after the Jajarkot earthquake
The road less travelled in Dolpo
The view is divided about whether new motorable roads are good or bad for this isolated region
Time catching up with timeless Dolpo
Images of Dolpo taken 40 years apart show little change. But that is about to change.
The Karjahi Movement
Long forgotten stories of the Tharu women of Dang who fought for, and won, land rights 44 years ago
Behind The Cliff
An adventure-sporting destination popularised by TikTok has tourists coming from all over Nepal and the world
Nepali on the move
Migrant worker returns from Jordan, but now wants to go to Europe for the sake of his children
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