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Nepal is not a failed state, but it is a fragile one

Two books on the socio-political history of Nepal have lessons for the country's future

Sonia Awale

Everest cornice collapse

As spring climbing season closes, climbing guide says deaths are a warning to reduce overcrowding

Vishad Raj Onta

Saving Lumbini’s Sarus

Sacred cranes decline as urbanisation destroys their habitat at the Buddha’s birthplace

Saving Nepal’s flyway for migrating cranes

It was in Kagbeni in 1980. High above in the deep blue Himalayan sky was a flock of graceful Demoiselle Cranes, flying...

Eurasian Curlew visits Kathmandu after 50 years

They once used to arrive in flocks of 200 in Kosi Tappu wildlife reserve, and frequent Kathmandu Valley’s wetlands. But after their...

Protecting the last home of the Spiny Babbler

The ruined 250-year-old Gorkhali fortress of Upardang Gadi is located on the northern rim of Chitwan Valley. But that is not the...

Kathmandu's silent spring

The publication in 1962 of Rachel Carson’s book Silent Spring drew public attention to how pesticides had killed much of North America’s songbirds. The...

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