Private sector must be recognised as a stakeholder and strategic partner in achieving net-zero.

Achieving the target requires substantial funding and effective policy interventions.

Region-specific explorations of droughts are essential for effective monitoring and risk mitigation.

There is a need to strengthen the institutional capacity of local units for effective climate governance.

Amidst the disparity and inequality, technology enables the transformation of LDCs.

The conventional way of regulating airlines will not bring the desired outcome.

It is essential to simultaneously expand the airline industry and airport infrastructure development.

There is a need to strengthen three basic defences in aviation safety—technology, training and regulation.

The cremation site in Pashupatinath temple could be a remarkable attraction of dark tourism in Nepal.

Out of 55 airports in Nepal, 19 are not in operation, and only a handful are self-sustaining.

A typical day at the Lukla Airport—high volume of air traffic and deteriorating weather. According to standard procedures, I along with my manager decide to close the airport. Having worked as Air Traffic Controllers for two years at what has been dubbed the “world’s most dangerous airport”, we both know that the weather here can turn in the blink of an eye.