As climate change accelerates, Nepal stands at a critical crossroads. With rising temperatures, shrinking glaciers, and intensifying monsoon disasters, the country faces mounting threats to its people and environment. This piece unpacks the realities of the climate crisis in Nepal, highlighting the human cost, ecological fragility, and the urgent call for sustainable solutions.

E. coli contamination in Nepal’s drinking water sources, from Baglung to Kathmandu, highlights a growing health crisis during monsoon. Here’s what you must know.

In a significant development, eight major oil-producing countries within the OPEC+ alliance—collectively known as the Voluntary Eight (V8)—have announced an oil production increase of...

An emotionally intricate film that echoes real-life love, longing, and isolation in a city that never waits. This Metro In Dino movie review dives deep into its gentle brilliance.

In a dedicated effort to preserve and strengthen the Drukpa lineage, Drukpa Nepal is currently conducting a transformative Drukpa Monastic Training program at Druk Dharma Chakra Gonpa, Bode, Bhaktapur....

The unpredictable monsoon this year has severely impacted rice farming in Nepal's Terai Madhesh region, with only a fraction of the fields planted. Farmers fear reduced yields, and the country’s grain storehouse is under threat.