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KENJI KWOKThree novice monks ritually seek alms on the streets of Patan on Thursday, which was also Losar for the Sherpa and Tibetan people.
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February 20-26, 2015
KENJI KWOKThree novice monks ritually seek alms on the streets of Patan on Thursday, which was also Losar for the Sherpa and Tibetan people.
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Efforts to mitigate long-term climate change are well and good, but we need much more urgent efforts closer to home to clean up.
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Madam Chair, Respected Sofas, Indistinguishable Dignitaries, Esteemed Desks, Honorific Ministers, Your Excellence the Donors, Male Members of…
Reducing black carbon in the region will have multiple benefits and save lives
Helena Molin Valdes and Arnico Panday
Teachers look beyond textbooks into their communities for sources of knowledge and curriculum ideas
Beth Norford
Young Nepalis are taking two years off to teach in rural schools and upgrade the quality of education
Cynthia Choo
Conflict victims fear the TRC serves only the interests of a state made up of former enemies.
A pub that has the ability to rile up a roaring atmosphere during any game
Cynthia Choo
New picture book lovingly documents the elegance and inherent beauty of Himalayan art, craft and architecture
Stéphane Huët
Nepal’s first children’s literature festival to be held on 21and 22 February
Stéphane Huët
Bell’s palsy affects one in 65 people at some point in their lives
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Bhaskar Dhungana’s first feature movie has all thes sophistications of a well-made film
Sophia Pande
Pilgrim's Progress | Editorial: Clearing the air | Go for Plan C | Getting rid of soot | The Holy Economy | Going Himalayan in style | Temporary paralysis | Learning from experience | Back to the village campaign | Making war on the day of love | TRC and Col Lama | Backside: Great Leap Forward Year