From serf to solicitor
Urmila Chaudhari pursues a law degree to provide former bonded labourers like herself legal support
In search of stolen gods at the Met
For decades the Met has been adding to its antiquities collection pieces of dubious origin, including from Nepal. Now, its reputation is eroding.
Finding your way in Nepal
“How can we argue that those victims whose loved ones disappeared should simply forget?”
Interview with human rights activist Mandira Sharma
Bridging the dental divide in Nepal
Moving from cure to prevention to ensure oral hygiene for all
Practicing mindfulness in schools
Introducing meditation in classrooms can help children's learning and overall well-being
Educating girls to break cycle of poverty
Dereje Wordofa, President of SOS Children’s Villages International visited Nepal earlier this month. He also met with Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal...
Rust in peace
Looking back at Nepal’s first cargo ropeway built a 100 years ago, and a historical timeline of infrastructure planning in the past century.
Amrit Gurung, unplugged
For the lead vocalist of Nepathya, love for country means coming home
First, the good news
First the good news: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) says Nepal’s foreign exchange reserves have increased from $9.54 billion in June 2022 to...
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Climate
Including local knowledge to study climate change
Scientist couple spend six months researching climate impact on glaciers and biodiversity below Kangchenjunga
The climate crisis is a water crisis in the Himalaya
The Himalaya is the largest storehouse of water as ice after the polar regions, which is why it is called the Third...
Climate change is a disaster in the Nepal Himalaya
Floods, a declining yarsagumba crop and collapse of trekking combine to impoverish farmers in Nepal’s remotest district
Nepali Times goes PWA
Dear Readers, We are excited to announce the launch of our new website, built using Progressive Web App (PWA) technology. This marks the third iteration of our website since we first went online in April 2000. We believe it is a significant step forward in our ability to deliver quality journalism to you, our readers in Nepal and around the world.
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Opinions
Editorial
Whose country is it anyway?
Finding your way in Nepal
Practicing mindfulness in schools
Nepal health workers at risk of workplace hazards
Securing Nepal’s electric future
Nepal’s Transitional Justice and the West’s recalibration
Nepal's care economy
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Clearing the air
From waste management, sewage, over population, to air pollution everything has only got worse in Kathmandu
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Giving prayer wheels an arty spin
Taragaon Next exhibition features Bidhata KC’s vision of healing in modern times
When art unites what divides us
Two exhibitions tune into the dialogue between nature and life through experiments in contemporary art
The sky is the limit for photography on canvas
Wind Horse’s latest contemporary exhibition looks upwards through a blend of genres and techniques
Business
Turkish bowling
Turkish Airlines Kathmandu office organised a bowling tournament among partner travel agencies at KL bowling center. There were 11 teams with three...
Fertiliser subsidy
The government has decided to roll back the decision to cut back the subsidies on chemical fertilisers. As a result, the price...
Sipradi-Nabil
Sipradi Trading has signed an agreement with Nabil Bank to make loans available to those who purchase Tata Motor’s Express T electric...
