A life of alms, and no exit in sight for Netuwas
Although constitution promises social security and allowances for endangered groups, Kapilvastu’s Netuwas remain excluded from state support.
Although constitution promises social security and allowances for endangered groups, Kapilvastu’s Netuwas remain excluded from state support.
Hotels across Pokhara, Chitwan and Lumbini report sharp cancellations from Western travellers, with Indian and domestic tourists now keeping the sector afloat amid rising uncertainty.
Environmentalists contend the polluting factories in question are a big threat to the historical legacy of the Buddha’s birthplace.
Political wrangling, staffing issues, and unclear operational rules blamed for grounding.
Two of five electric buses are in operable condition; remaining three under repair.
The elusive migratory bird from the frozen north was spotted along the Narayani River on Saturday.
Restrictions imposed after clash in Maharajganj Municipality and surrounding areas withdrawn as security situation stabilises.
Authorities say normalcy is gradually returning in Maharajganj after a community dispute triggered violence and left 23 injured, but restrictions remain in force as talks continue.
Camera traps confirm three Bengal tigers in the two hilly districts, beyond their usual range in the Tarai.
Archaeological evidence confirms Tilaurakot’s urban sophistication dating back to the eighth century, yet poor connectivity and weak policy links with Lumbini leave the historic district struggling with poverty.
In this neglected and impoverished Tharu settlement in Kaplivastu, people must make long treks for even basic services like schools, healthcare and markets.
Conservationists say parties prioritise vote-winning projects and ignore the long-term benefits of conserving biodiversity.
Ravina Khan, once a frontline combatant, now campaigns door-to-door on a shoestring budget, seeking to represent the poor and marginalised after being sidelined by her party.
Conservationists warn the deaths threaten scavenger birds that play a vital role in keeping the environment clean.
Organisers said the two-day conference will bring together Buddhist scholars, monks, nuns, gurus and religious leaders from more than 40 countries.