The Honorary Consul Corps Nepal (HCCN) celebrated its Charter Day and convened the 17th Annual General Meeting at Hotel Marriott […]
The Himalayan dog chew, also known as Chhurpi in Nepali is a nutritious treat consumed in the mountainous belt. This dairy product is made locally from yak or cow buttermilk and can be found in a softened or hardened form. Prepared as appetisers, an ingredient in pickle, dumplings and more,…
The Nepali footwear industry is an amalgamation of various styles, designs and price points. From the sturdy sports shoes, the comfortable sandals/ slippers to the elegant leather, it truly is an industry that caters to all tastes. Shoes with outer soles made of rubber or plastic have high-volume production and…
Yashoda Ayer Terai Region, Nepal - As temperatures continue to soar in Nepal's Terai region, students are grappling with the adverse effects of the sweltering heat, raising concerns about their well-being and academic performance. With mercury levels reaching unprecedented heights, schools and communities are mobilizing efforts to mitigate the impact…
Prabesh Yadav In recent years, Nepal's IT industry has seen an increase in outsourcing projects to foreign countries. Companies leverage the skilled workforce in Nepal to complete projects for international clients. This trend has boosted the economy and created jobs, but it also raises significant issues concerning workers' rights, fair…
Prabesh Yadav Kathmandu, Nepal - Nepal faces a significant challenge in meeting its ambitious target of 1.6 million tourists for 2024. Despite a strong start, with 583,016 tourists arriving from January to June, the current monthly average of 96,169 falls short of the Nepal Tourism Board's target of 133,333. Finance…
Yashoda Ayer The dramatic shift towards virtual employment in Nepal is having far-reaching effects on the country's labor market and economy, mirroring the global trend of remote work. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of remote work practices in Nepal as businesses adapted to the evolving work landscape. Initially driven…
Yashoda Ayer Kathmandu, Nepal - Goldstar Shoes, a household name in Nepal's footwear industry, continues to captivate consumers with its blend of quality craftsmanship, stylish designs, and affordability. Established decades ago, the brand has become synonymous with durability and comfort, offering a wide range of footwear options that cater to…
Prabesh Yadav Nepal has experienced a significant rise in the number of restaurant franchises opening across its towns and districts in recent years. Eateries such as Burger House, Chicken Station, and Bajeko Sekuwa are now ubiquitous, from the bustling streets of Kathmandu to the serene shores of Pokhara. This surge…
The OPEC Fund for International Development (the OPEC Fund) has signed a US$25 million loan agreement with Global IME Bank Limited to increase access to financing for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), including women-owned enterprises, as well as climate-smart projects. OPEC Fund’s loan will help to address significant financing…
Nepal hosted its first-ever Waste Management & Climate Conference (WMCC) at Hotel Soaltee on the occasion of World Environment Day. The event was organized by the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), The Coca-Cola Foundation, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Khaalisisi, Women for Human Rights (WHR), and CNIYEF, uniting key stakeholders…
Disagreements have surfaced within the sexual and gender minority community, raising concerns about the transparency and ethical practice of some SGM organisations. Particularly Blue Diamond Society (BDS), the Federation of Sexual and Gender Minorities-Nepal (FSGMN) and Cruiseaids Nepal have been accused of working for their vested interests. They have been…
Kabita Pokhrel KadelOvercoming Barriers to Women’s Partnership in Hydropower: A Holistic ApproachNepal, endowed with over 6,000 rivers and rivulets, possesses vast potential for hydropower generation, playing a pivotal role in the nation’s energy system and economy. Despite having a massive economically feasible generation capacity, only a fraction, a mere 3,000…