Foreign leaders and senior officials voice solidarity over Nepal’s climate justice position and flood recovery on the ...
Nepal’s prime minister is set to address the General Assembly on climate justice, the Bhotekoshi floods and the concerns of ...
The body was created to research, draft and review laws, but most of its bills never reach Parliament, while ministries ...
Calling someone ‘weak’, ‘shy’ or ‘smart’ may seem like a simple description. But repeated labels can shape how people ...
Nepal has not yet finished burying its dead from the Bhotekoshi disaster. The rescue teams are still out, the missing lists ...
Nepal’s recent Bhotekoshi flood became a real-time examination of the disaster health preparedness, leadership, coordination ...
Repeated breakdowns at Nepse, broker firms, data centres and trading systems are eroding investor confidence and raising ...
Upgrading data-sharing and recruitment systems can bridge the gap between Nepali workers and foreign employers, fostering a sustainable win-win economic model.
Shrestha is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Developing Economies-Japan External Trade Organisation (IDE-JETRO) based in Japan.
Nepal’s prime minister says syndicates and intermediaries have harmed workers and calls for direct talks between the two countries’ labour ministers.
Shortages of soil and riverbed materials, delays in relocating utility poles and a sharp drop in the workforce are slowing the Rs13.55-billion project to build a climate-resilient four-lane highway.
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