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Why Nepal needs to introduce the Romeo and Juliet Law now
Climate risk of Nepal's hydropower project: seeking right to free, prior, informed consent
Trauma lingers on seven years after Gorkha earthquake
Political prisoners languish in Bhutan’s jails
Nepal’s economic alarm bells
"Nepal was supposed to double its tiger population since 2010. It tripled it "
"The road to Romania is bumpy and once there, workers are exploited too "
What Is Killing Nepal’s Snow Leopards?
"Despite reservation quotas for minorities, Brahmins continue to dominate civil service "
Nepal in a few words
Community-based seed banks in Nepal help conserve native species
A message from the founders of The Record
Making sense of Nepali politics
A critical look at Nepal’s ‘Other’ commissions
Turning waste into energy
First gharial hatchlings spotted in nearly two decades in Nepal’s Karnali River
‘Protecting snow leopards benefits other species’: Q&A with Rinzin Phunjok Lama
Why are police so quick to shoot during protests in the Tarai?
A field day
How a seed encapsulates Nepal’s trade imbalance with China
The Chinese who are learning Nepali
‘We direly need media houses unaffiliated to business groups’
Exploring the barriers to the right to inclusive election in Nepal
Americans are flying into Nepal in droves. Is there any renewed interest?
Reeling From a Forex Crunch, Is Nepal Staring at a 'Sri Lankan Scenario'?
How the rising cost of living crisis is impacting Nepal
Nepalis in the land of the rising sun
The yam between three boulders
From Darchula to Dharchula, every day for work
Addressing gender violence in cyberspace
Nepali Roots in Hostile Soils
Disenfranchised – millions of Nepalis have no voting rights
Behind viral story of bear visiting Nepal hospital lies bigger ailment
Looking back at Nepal’s feminist movement – and looking forward
Trapped in war, Nepali students fleeing Ukraine ache for home
A moon over Kathmandu — in Queens
Between domestic politics and diplomacy
"Raju Syangtan: ‘I look for stories about the downtrodden, crushed by power, strength, and structures’ "
Whether in Nepal or in the US, caste persists
Bhutan’s shame: why the world must continue to remember the expulsion of ethnic Nepalis
Timmur – Stories and Flavours from Nepal
How Ghandruk persevered throughout the pandemic
Rubin Museum Agrees to Return Stolen Religious Artifacts to Nepal
How does a child lose their language?
That iconic portrait of Prithvi Narayan Shah
Six months after Melamchi floods in Nepal, no respite for displaced people
Inside the People’s Liberation Army: A military perspective
Portrait of a neighborhood: Na: Gha Twaa
Keeping the dapha alive
Agroecology, Nepal’s answer to climate change
Sowa Rigpa: An alternative medicine’s expansion beyond the Himalayas
Tracing the story of Yarsagumba
The unplundering of Nepal’s artifacts
Police should live up to professional ethics, ideals
In Nepal, doubling down on tiger conservation looks to pay off
What led to the violence in Motipur that left four people dead?
When it rains, it pours
As Nepal runs dry, communities tap water harvesting
Rajendra Maharjan: 'Changing the world with words'
In Mahottari, reclaiming riverbeds for farmland
Everest’s porters shoulder the heaviest burdens of the pandemic
A Beloved Recipe for Fermented Gundruk ko Jhol from the Nepali Diaspora
Anagha Neelakantan: ‘Write because it makes you think or feel’
The Gurkha dream
The salt traders of Karnali
How Hindu state idea is trying to gain ground in Nepal
Nepal’s controversial move to cash in on wildlife farming
Political instability an excuse to delay justice, conflict victims say
I am a Tharu from Chitwan and I ask, conservation for whom?
Sarita Pariyar: ‘Who is going to tell our stories?’
The fishing village and the stolen boat
The ethos behind the Valley’s mural culture
Celebration, censorship, and indifference: Nepali theater in the shadow of the state
Holding on, letting go
The Caravan of Sanuman
Neglected by the state, broken by the pandemic
Manjushree Thapa: ‘It never gets easier, but I love writing’
Caste persists, nurtured by the state
Preserving women’s bodily autonomy
The Indian State may not want to learn from Nepal – but Indians can
Who Will Care for the Care Worker? The COVID-19 Diaries of a Sherpa Nurse in New York City
In the hills of Sindhuli, the planting season is an occasion of celebration
Chronicling and celebrating Nepal’s queer movement
Flood devastation in Melamchi not only because of rains
Hisila: An insider’s account of the Maoist war and its aftermath
Looking back at the year of the pandemic for the trans movement
The system has failed
Ban on food delivery business hits jobs
An agonizing wait for expectant mothers
Private citizens in Nepal and abroad lobby for vaccines
Nepal's cases skyrocket, prompting concern the country's outbreak could mimic India's
In Bode, the tongue is an offering
How the Nepali education system furthers gender inequality
"Worsening wildfires a reminder that the country lacks clear policies "
The farmers’ protest completes a hundred days and forges new solidarities across castes and communities
The untouchability virus
Style that’s sustainable
How peaceful is Nepal really?
They marched against the patriarchy. Then they received rape and death threats.
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One hat to rule them all: the dhaka topi and the subjugation of minority cultures in Nepal
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Nepal sets its sights on policing social media
Paternalistic and parochial: women decry new immigration rules
The Nepal banda is back
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Summiting the World’s Most Dangerous Mountain
Women and the Maobaadi: Ideology and Agency in Nepal’s Maoist Movement
Caste has been essential to the Nepali Hindu state
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Ankita Pun - Maili

How Climbers Reached the Summit of K2 in Winter for the First Time
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Boju Bajai: All Things Literary
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Dashain drools: How to make Khalpi
Choking City
Lessons we don't learn from history
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A guide to Nepalese food and cooking with Rajiv's Kitchen
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Boju Bajai: Interrupting Spaces Finale
What mainstream feminists are getting wrong about the citizenship debate