Experts and independent studies have assessed warming temperatures could be a contributory factor for movement of animals and insects towards higher altitudes.

This International Women’s Day, the Post reflects on the contributions made by nine unsung heroes who have done significant work in the pandemic.

Bidur Dangol, owner of Vajra Books, talks about the publishing industry, the reading culture in Nepal, and all things books.

Chef Dil Shrestha: Making sushi at home is easier than you think, and you can make it with almost anything you have in the kitchen.

Springs across the mid-hills have been losing water for decades, but things have gotten worse since the twin earthquakes four years ago.

The Langtang Valley is sublime, to say the least, but what really wins your heart is not its beauty but its spirit.

As more trees and open spaces disappear in the name of urbanisation in the Kathmandu Valley, unwelcome—and unhealthy—changes are expected to arise.

Rapid urbanisation and a lack of prey are pushing leopards towards the cities—and humans.

For those who have limited days at their disposal, the Mardi Himal trek—short but rewarding—is a great choice

Two months after an investigative committee was formed to look into allegations of sexual abuse against three teachers at Lalitpur Madhyamik Vidyalaya, the committee has cleared all three of them, saying it couldn’t find sufficient evidence against them.

“Craft adds colour to our homes, but more than that, it serves functionality,” says Astha Rajbhandari, founder and creative director of Kala Kathmandu. “Most people do not see craft in that light. Functional things are not seen as something that can be aesthetically pleasing.”

Two weeks since an investigative committee was formed to look into the allegations of sexual abuse against three teachers at Lalitpur Madhyamik Vidyalaya, there has been little progress.

Bilal Ahmed Shah loves his leather jackets. For as long as he can remember, he’s been wearing one.

The process of rehabilitation is critical in assisting survivors to move on and recover from the horrors that have been inflicted on them. But, for these survivors, as they try to piece together their lives, how they view reintegration and reality is a different matter altogether.

The Post also obtained a document started by the school’s alumni that collates testimonials from over 40 students, accusing at least four teachers other than Tripathee of various degrees of molestation, abuse and harassment.