Nepal in 2050
If Nepal is to meet its socioeconomic goals in 25 years, it must have improved governance starting yesterday
Smart ageing is Nepal’s next frontier
Technology can facilitate essential care and well-being for the country’s growing elderly
Here comes the sun
Solar energy is suddenly looking much more attractive after recent floods destroyed hydropower plants
Trees of life and living
Pokhara also losing its traditional communal spaces to haphazard urbanisation
How the Peace Corps changed a volunteer’s life
The life, times and legacy of Dorothy Mierow in Nepal
Nepalis are having fewer babies. Why?
Family-friendly policies prioritising women and youth to sustain fertility rates
Paying it forward
A Nepali once sponspored by a German couple now supports fellow students from his hometown of Ramechhap
India Bound
From Gujarat and Rajasthan to Maharastra and Karnataka, Nepalis migrate for work and education
Meltpools in the Himalaya
It is urgent to become more proactive with Nepal’s future glacier hazards
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