In the face of expensive private medical services, Kathmandu Valley's government hospitals need to be better supported so they can continue providing large numbers of people the stellar services they are known for.

If equal parts of happiness and exasperation have ever lain in winding, narrow streets packed with people, shops, pubs, restaurants, hostels, travel and tour agencies, video and pool parlours and cybercafes, they\'ve done in Thamel.

An Indo-Pakistan nuclear exchange is not a matter just for those two squabbling neighbours, it will affect us too.

The 72-point headline "Saving Nepal" was probably intended to grab the attention of readers sick

The new education policy aims at making primary-level learning "joyful" and involving communities in their children's schooling.

This bideshi doctor looks like Noam Chomsky, has written Nepal's first trekking guide, and swears by John Rawls' theory of justice.

If "development" was real, why was Rapti zone so favourable for the development of the Maoist movement?

Nepali football is at a stalemate.

Poubha artists are set to create a huge mural inside Patan's Golden Temple, melding devotional art and architectural preservation.

Nepal's traditional gold and silver craftsmen are facing a two-pronged challenge-from new investors and changing tastes.

Indo-Nepal trade has soared and both countries have benefited.