Nation

Up in the air

Politics as usual has stalled hopes of any real progress in Pokhara's new international airport

TONG SIAN CHOO and CANDICE NEO in POKHARA

Himalayan Teacher

Durga Dhakal overcomes the rugged landscape of Mustang and devotes his life to a job he loves

JANA ASENBRENNEROVA in MARPHA

Breaking new grounds

While her friends were off to attend their first day of school in Deukhuri, Dang, Urmila Chaudhary started working as a kamlari (girl-child…

SAMJHANA POUDEL

Healing Nepali hearts

A charity that channels tourism profits directly to benefit poor cardiac patients has saved many lives

Trishna Rana

Living in Bhaktapur the Austrian way

When Götz Hagmüller first arrived in Bhaktapur in 1979, he was instantly fascinated by the Kuthu Math, its intricate wood carvings and unique…

The rebirth of Bhaktapur

A unique German-Nepali initiative has helped restore Bhaktapur to its former glory

LUKAS GRIMM

BHAKTAPUR

Forty years later, Bhaktapur is a living example of the successful integration of heritage conservation with town development

LUKAS GRIMM

Made in Nepal

Local products are carving out a niche market at home and abroad and helping Nepal broaden its identity

United for truth and justice

Six years after the war, victims on both sides are coming together in their fight for truth and justice

ANNE RENZENBRINK

No man's land

Six years after the end of the war, land continues to be the sticking point in the peace process

Anurag Acharya

The little green car

Agni joins the Reva-lution in Nepal

On a tight budget

Budgetary uncertainties and mass retirement of secretaries will set back governance

Rubeena Mahato

No man's land

Six years after the end of the war, land continues to be the sticking point in the peace process

Anurag Acharya

No government, no irrigation

Lack of local governance and rains have left farmers across Nepal high and dry

The healing touch

A doctor's selfless professional and personal effort has helped maintain the conscience of a humanitarian profession

Subhas Devkota

Humanitarian fallout

Nepal's constitutional deadlock has humanitarian consequences for its people

Wire(less) below Everest

Bridging the digital divide in the high Himalaya

BHRIKUTI RAI in ILAM

Soldiering on

Retired Gurkhas have residency rights, but fulfilling the 'British dream' has been extremely challenging

Badri Paudyal

Agriculture in an urban culture

Despite assimilating into city life, former farmers are not ready to let go of their rural roots

Anurag Acharya

Bonded child labourer to CA member

Shanta Chaudhary, 32, former CA member, was addressing a conference on child labour earlier this month, speaking confidently about the need to…

Cheated of their childhood

There are fewer Nepali boys and girls working, but the ones who do are in dangerous occupations

Bhrikuti Rai

Digital multiply

The silent majority with moderate views need to counter hate speech on social media

Rubeena Mahato

Moving beyond buzzwords

Nepal shows that climate micro-financing can be endemic and deep-rooted

Siddhant Raj Pandey

Money, modernity and madrasas

Faced with lack of funds and state support, madrasas struggle to survive and reinvent themselves

SABIR ANSARI in BIRGUNJ

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