Waste not, want not Government policies to drive recycling are crucial for electrical and electronic waste management in Nepal ...

Flouting rules caused Saurya tragedy Airline, airport and regulator disregarded their own procedures in crash that killed 18 a year ago ...

NMB Bank is solely financing 70% of the Rs661.894 million Upper Sardi Khola Hydropower Project and construction by Mandakini Hydropower Ltd in Machhapuchhre, Kaski.

Seats are being installed at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur. The Rs1 billion project aims to add more than 10,000 seats and six floodlights for night matches.

US international development agency Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) will continue transport, energy projects in Nepal as per a 24 July letter from Washington. The MCC had been suspended after a ...

Nepal’s unchanging domestic worker saga On 30th July, World Day against Trafficking in Persons, Nepali Times’ coverage of migration in the last 25 years ...

The Nepal-India Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Lumbini Buddhist University signed an MOU that plans to transform Lumbini into an international academic hub by improving academia-industry ties, ...

Rasuwa flood likely a GLOF Deadly Nepal-China border flood could have been glacial lake (s) that burst in Tibet ...

Kathmandu Valley is where mythology and geology intertwine. The former holds that the Tibetan saint, Manjushree, flew down to Kathmandu. Upon seeing the huge lake, he cut the Chobhar ridge in half ...

Culture The gorge of the flaming sword Geologist may have various reasons to believe Kathmandu Valley was once a lake, but they would not be able to match the story of Manjushri.

Nepal's only growth industry: private sector corruption Political cronyism, cartelling, conflict of interest and price-fixing are all standard operating procedure for Nepal's businesses ...

The former Bogota mayor Enrique Peñalosa who implemented a successful bus rapid transit system for his city once said: “Democracy can be measured by the width of a country’s sidewalks.” To this, we ...