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A Tale of Two Deaths

Kathmandu, April 1 -- Sujani Magiya was busy preparing for a family gathering that fateful Friday at her home in Chandragiri as her husband, television journalist Suresh Rajak, got ready to head to wo... Read More


Hydrocarbon to hydropower

Kathmandu, March 28 -- A high-level meeting between the energy secretaries of Nepal and India last month agreed to build six high-voltage cross-border transmission lines to facilitate the export of up... Read More


Kathmandu's liquid landscape

Kathmandu, March 27 -- The Kathmandu Valley civilisation can also be called a hydrological culture where sophisticated water management allowed densely-packed settlements to co-exist with intense agri... Read More


Kathmandu Valley to Silicon Valley

Kathmandu, March 26 -- Generative AI models such as ChatGPT and Sonnet are trained on massive amounts of data that have over time enabled them to answer general questions. But they do not perform as w... Read More


The meat of the story

Kathmandu, March 25 -- This is the 61st episode of Diaspora Diaries, a Nepali Times series in collaboration with Migration Lab providing a platform to share experiences of living, working, studying ab... Read More


Sacking of NEA chief exposes cronyism

Kathmandu, March 25 -- By sacking the person that many Nepalis credit for ending prolonged daily power cuts, the coalition led by Prime Minister KP Oli has added fuel to the fire as anti-government fo... Read More


The end of aid

Kathmandu, March 24 -- US President Donald Trump's decision to dissolve USAID and effectively cut American assistance to countries across the world, including Nepal, has forced many aid-supported prog... Read More


Bringing Korea's prosperity to Nepal

Kathmandu, March 21 -- Dil Bahadur Tamang I come from a middle-class family, and my father did all he could to make sure we had a proper education. I really wanted to be an engineer, but was not that ... Read More


Reviving Nepal's craft

Kathmandu, March 20 -- What began as a joint effort to research Nepal's natural resources has now become a global representation of indigenous craftsmanship, and empowering women. Arati Subba and Sam... Read More


Detainees in dire straits in Bhutan's prisons

Kathmandu, March 19 -- The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention in a report published this month has found the Bhutanese government to have detained its citizens without parole for expr... Read More