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Working away from home

#782 ( 6-12 November 2015 )
Pattabi Raman
One in every five people in Doha is a Nepali migrant worker.

Trekking trails half-full… at least not half empty

#781 ( 30 October - 5 November 2015 )
Everest and the Annapurna regions which were not so badly affected by the April earthquake are seeing healthy traffic

A race against winter

#781 ( 30 October - 5 November 2015 )
Om Astha Rai
The Indian blockade has impeded reconstruction and humanitarian efforts to protect earthquake survivors before winter sets in

The right to have rights

#780 ( 16-22 October 2015 )
Sangita Thebe-Limbu
The new Constitution lays bare misogynistic and patriarchal psyches that usually hide behind nationalism

Sting operator

#779 ( 9-15 October 2015 )
Sahina Shrestha
Policeman who went undercover in daring sting operations to snare wildlife smugglers awarded

Ensuring proper insurance

#779 ( 9-15 October 2015 )
Sahina Shrestha
This earthquake is a lesson to review how homes and businesses should be insured

The Kiwi way to reconstruction

#779 ( 9-15 October 2015 )
Sahina Shrestha
Following building codes and strengthening existing buildings is the only way to prepare for the next one

Tarai talks

#778 ( 2-8 October 2015 )
Tufan Neupane
Madhesi leaders of national parties say some of the demands of plains-based groups are genuine and can easily be addressed

Langtang rising

#777 ( 25 Sep - 1 Oct 2015 )
Upasana Khadka
A strong sense of community and help from outside assists survivors to rebuild their homes and lives

Rebuilding what is holy

#777 ( 25 Sep - 1 Oct 2015 )
Sahina Shrestha
Kathmandu Valley has always rebuilt its temples after earthquakes, but this time the international community wants to help, too

Hollywood Himalaya

#776 ( 18-24 September 2015 )
Madeline Zutt
Adventure epic has stunning digital scenery of Everest, but downplays role of Nepali climbers in the 1996 tragedy

Conservation trophies

#776 ( 18-24 September 2015 )
Sarthak Mani Sharma
In Nepal, a debate rages over whether trophy hunting is the ideal way to earn revenue for conservation

Footnotes from the Far-west

#776 ( 18-24 September 2015 )
Anurag Acharya
Tikapur has been left with an open scar which will take a long time to heal

Just hanging on

#775 ( 11-17 September 2015 )
David Seddon
This is the 8th episode of the saga of the Gurkhas at the Battle of Gallipoli exactly 100 years ago

Back with babies

#775 ( 11-17 September 2015 )
Rojita Adhikari
Women migrant workers returning penniless and with children face a double stigma at home.

Manufacturing fake doctors

#775 ( 11-17 September 2015 )
Ramu Sapkota
The country’s medical education system is infested by corrupt investors with political protection

Beware of fake news

#774 ( 4-10 September 2015 )
Bhrikuti Rai
Inaccurate news of the Kailali killings were an example of how facts can be bent to suit different versions of the truth

War-makers to peace-keepers

#774 ( 4-10 September 2015 )
Rameswar Bohara
Former Maoist guerillas now in the Nepal Army prepare to leave for UN peacekeeping missions

Deconstructing reconstruction

#774 ( 4-10 September 2015 )
Sahina Shrestha
Rebuilding destroyed homes has been unnecessarily delayed by lack of money, masons and clear government policy

How politics blocks relief

#774 ( 4-10 September 2015 )
Yuvaraj Puri
Will the survivors of the earthquake suffer the same fate as the victims of the Jure landslide who are still waiting for compensation and relocation?
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