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Nepali Gundruk: From a Dish of Scarcity to International Recognition

How does a dish that began in rural earthen pits and ceramic jars end up name-checked by Michelin-recommended chefs abroad? Here's the full story of Nepali Gundruk

New Banknotes, No Chaos: Inside Nepal’s Calmer Festive Currency Rush

In a country where festival money has historically meant long queues, pushing, and hours of waiting, the calm at the central bank this year is itself the story.

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Iran says nuclear dispute is an “excuse” as tensions with the US continue

Iran says military readiness deters a US attack, while Washington reiterates that Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons.

Nepali Gundruk: From a Dish of Scarcity to International Recognition

How does a dish that began in rural earthen pits and ceramic jars end up name-checked by Michelin-recommended chefs abroad? Here's the full story of Nepali Gundruk

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Iran says nuclear dispute is an “excuse” as tensions with the US continue

Iran says military readiness deters a US attack, while Washington reiterates that Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons.

New Banknotes, No Chaos: Inside Nepal’s Calmer Festive Currency Rush

In a country where festival money has historically meant long queues, pushing, and hours of waiting, the calm at the central bank this year is itself the story.

MMA’s Olympic Dream: From “Human Cockfighting” to Global Stage

Once banned as 'human cockfighting,' MMA debuts at Asian Games, eyeing Olympics. Could Nepal see a fighter in 2032?

Environment & Climate

Nepal’s Prime Minister in UNGA and the Fight for Climate Justice

On September 24, 2026, a 35-year-old former rapper will stand before the world's most powerful leaders and speak for a nation that has done...

The 1.5°C Limit Is Dead. Now What?

September 4, 2026 The Promise We Couldn't Keep Ten years ago in Paris, world leaders made a pledge. They would limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C...

Bhotekoshi Flood Death Toll exceeds 1,250

Nepal's Himalayan tsunami has claimed over 1,250 lives. Bodies found across 8 districts and as far as India. Nearly 5,000 still missing. The search continues. The world must act.

Buddhism & Spirituality

Buddhism Won’t Save You. It Will Do Something Better.

Buddhism doesn't rescue you from suffering. It reveals something more radical — that the capacity for liberation was always inside you. ```

Dalai Lama Earns First-Ever Grammy Nomination

14th Dalai Lama, spiritual leader and Nobel laureate, has made history with his first-ever Grammy nomination.

Devadaha: Spiritual and Historical Birthplace of Buddha’s Maternal Lineage

The quiet town of Devadaha Buddha's maternal lineage, in Nepal holds a spiritual and historical depth that few other places can claim. For centuries,...

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Former PM KP Sharma Oli Pens Open Letter After Resignation, Appeals to Gen Z

In a heartfelt open letter addressed to Gen Z, former PM KP Sharma Oli reflects on personal loss, warns of manipulation in the ongoing movement, and urges the youth to safeguard the democratic system born from sacrifice.

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Kumal Community: Indigenous Heritage of Nepal

Discover the Kumal Community, Heritage of Nepal and its rich traditions of pottery, rituals, and resilience in a rapidly modernizing world.

A Long-Standing Crisis: Mass School Kidnappings in Nigeria

The Papiri abduction is yet another heart-wrenching chapter in Nigeria's escalating school kidnappings crisis. Since 2014, over 2,500 students have been snatched from their classrooms, sparking global outrage and the #BringBackOurGirls movement. This crisis isn't just a security issue; it's a battle for education and hope.

International Conference on “Dignified Menstruation” Opens in Kathmandu

The International Learning Conference on Dignified Menstruation opens in Kathmandu, highlighting dignity, equity, rights, and Nepal’s urgent need to end menstrual taboos and harmful practices like Chhaupadi.

Threads of Heritage: The Culture of the Kulung People in the Colors of Nature

In the remote valleys of Solukhumbu, the Kulung Rai indigenous people have lived for centuries in harmony with nature.

Nepal Aviation Safety: Why International Civil Aviation Day demands accountability

A deep look into Nepal’s aviation safety—its frequent crashes, systemic failures, high-risk airports, and the reforms needed to protect passengers and tourism.

Mustang Temperature Drops to –15°C, Severely Disrupting Daily Life

Daily life across upper Mustang has been thrown into hardship as temperatures continue to plunge, reaching as low as –15 degrees Celsius during the early mornings and evenings.

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