A month-old incident that engulfed a village that had never seen Hindu-Muslim conflict before shows what happens when religious tensions in plain sight and official warnings go unheeded.

Conflicts with people are growing as expanded forest land and climate change push the creatures into human settlements. There are solutions to try.

A look at how newspapers chronicled football fever in Kathmandu before the internet age—from Maradona heartbreak and excitement over NTV to fears of loadshedding.

The collapse of Neom’s ambitions is costing Nepali labourers more than jobs — it is upending lives built around remittances that may not return.

In the rain-soaked aftermath of eviction, hundreds of displaced families are scattered across hotels and shelters — separated, uncertain, and waiting for answers that haven’t come.

For six decades, Sher Bahadur Deuba outlasted rivals, outwitted kings, and came back from every political near-death. His final undoing was of his own making.

Sapana Pradhan Malla’s family named her as a lament for the son they didn’t get. Today she is the most powerful judge in the country.

As the industry faces an existential threat, newsroom staff are going months without pay, with little recourse and nowhere else to go.

How an informal alliance between a well-connected fixer and one of Nepal's oldest business families unravelled into a Rs 3.73 billion fraud investigation.

The Bengali master’s punishments gave scars, but his lessons shaped generations of students in the 1930s and 1940s.

From Krishna Lal to grandson Surendra Shrestha, 65-year-old legacy of caretakers lives on.

Musicians are rising in numbers, but many struggle to get noticed, with viral trends dictating what becomes popular.

Clear blue sky and gentle westerlies signal the arrival of kite flying season.

The tradition has faced scrutiny from rights advocates, but supporters argue the practice has adapted over time to safeguard the rights of the girls involved.

The story of how Juddha Shumsher’s zoological garden was born and evolved.

Old residents of the Valley recall how they eagerly waited for schools to close to indulge in games or to travel to the Tarai.

The phenomenon has not just hurt creativity but also caused losses to authorised translators and publishers. There is law but implementation remains lax.

Lorax Rai and Madhusha Limbu struggled for years to have their relationship accepted.

Residents of Maoist strongholds that opposed ‘American imperialism’ paid traffickers huge sums to go to the States.

Hospitals run by the private sector are blatantly ignoring the mandatory 10 percent free bed allocation for the needy.

Since Zhang Yiwu took charge of the China Mountain Restaurant, every Nepali prime minister has visited the place.

The import of spinach from Nepal to China is one of the most widely available bits of general knowledge on the Chinese internet when conversing about vegetables.

Nearly a hundred children from Karnali are rescued from children’s homes in various cities every year, says activist.

The 43-year-old army veteran plans to walk for more than 60 hours to the top of Everest and back to base camp.

In 1792, Nepal dispatched a tribute embassy to the Qing court. Among the many tributes provided by Nepal were two elephants: Xunyuanxiang and Furouxiang.

When it comes to highlighting Nepali culture in China, there has been very little effort from our side.

Sanimaya’s tale represents countless Nepali women who are taken to various Gulf countries on visit visas and then are made to work in virtual slavery.

The honorary chairwoman of the People’s Republic of China in 1950-60 met with heads of government or delegations from Indonesia, India, the Soviet Union, Nepal, North Korea, Myanmar, Pakistan, Mexico and other countries.

The evolution of school education during the later decades of Rana rule from around the 1930s until the end of the Panchayat period in the 1990s is captured thoroughly in ‘School Education in Nepal’.

In 1979, Gao A-qing also participated in the Nepal-China border demarcation and boundary post repair.

In 2012, the government removed luxury jungle resorts inside Chitwan National Park citing possible harm to its ecology. They want back in.

Trends show that nearly 1 million Nepalis will leave the country this fiscal year for better jobs abroad, apart from those going to India, officials say.

Remembering the joys and hardships brought on by the 1945 snowfall.

Pele and Maradona, two great players of their generations, represented two different eras of Kathmandu’s World Cup experiences.

The famed and notorious strongman who famously fought with bulls at the Asan junction.

A number of men from the far west go missing in India, hundreds bring home HIV infections every year but mothers and wives still send their sons and husbands to India for livelihood.

Gopal was a trailblazer who shaped Nepali music—its present and future—disarming listeners, urging them to step into his realm of creations.

The country needs hands but Nepali workers are exploited on the way. A formal deal between the two countries would help, officials and experts say.

Asians fill labour gap as Romanians head westward. Nepalis dreaming of working in Europe are ready to pay commissions although Romanian companies pay agents as well as airfare.

According to the US Labor Department, approximately 300 Nepalis have filed compensation claims for deaths or injuries in the US war zones. However, experts believe the true number of Nepali casualties is far higher.