Where rivers are not the Phoenix
When rivers are angry, they surge back to life again
When rivers are angry, they surge back to life again
Illegal sand mining on Chure rivers displaces farmers, decimates a fragile landscape
Kathmandu Valley’s geography gives it several strategic advantages. It is too high for malaria, but too low for much snow and ice....
Climate change, pollution, and lack of infrastructure restrict water access in Nepal. Madhav Belbase, retired Secretary of the Ministry of Water Supply,...
The once pristine Phewa Lake that used to reflect the majestic Annapurnas and Machhapuchre is shrinking, depriving Pokhara of its main attraction.Siltation from the...
Exploring Nepal’s largest river during a destructive monsoon
With the spread of the road network, and airfields coming back into operation, pilgrimage spots like Khaptad are not as remote as...
“As far as I know, there is no one conducting the ritual these days,” began Ganesh Maya Khadgi as she gazed out...
The 4,156km border between India and Bangladesh is the fifth longest land border in the world – even longer than the 3488km...
Our ancestors knew how to store monsoon runoff for year-round use, we must learn from them