Why wetlands should be saved

Wetlands, one of Earth’s most productive ecosystems, provide vital ecological, economic, and cultural benefits. Acting as natural water filter, carbon

Re-thinking Energy: Biomass modernization and electrification in Nepal

Nepal has undertaken huge projects for the nation’s electrification, identifying hydroelectricity as a major energy source given its river-rich mountainous

Rethinking Kathmandu through fluid boundaries of imagination

Kathmandu faces growing challenges from rapid urbanization, environmental degradation, traffic congestion, life-threatening pollution, and resource shortages. As the city grapples

Let’s do Sagarmatha Sambaad together with Nepal’s youth

Better late than never. This could be an apt slogan to summarize the feelings around the announcement by Prime Minister

Balancing act: How Conservation Laws can fuel Sustainable Economic Development

Nepal’s judicial system’s process, structure, and operation might have undergone a paradigm shift over the years. Still, its prioritization of

India allows Nepal to import 2,00,000 tons of wheat

Kathmandu: The government of India has allowed Nepal to import 2,00,000 tons of wheat through the National Cooperative Exports Limited, Dr Shankar Sharma, Ambassador of Nepal to India said on Sunday. “India has otherwise banned wheat exports. On our side, Nepal has not been able to meet the demand with its domestic production of wheat,” Sharma wrote.

Director General of Foreign Trade of India issued a notice to this effect on Saturday. India, in May, 2022, had announced ban on wheat export after adverse weather conditions impacted wheat production in the country.