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Why Are BRI Projects in Nepal Stalled?
Asia · Pune

Why Are BRI Projects in Nepal Stalled?

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Geopolitics is at play. New Delhi does not want Nepal to be too close to Beijing and views BRI projects with suspicion.See the Story
Nepal's First Fully Digital Municipality: Bansgadhi Governance
Economy

Nepal's First Fully Digital Municipality: Bansgadhi Governance

24th June 2025, Kathmandu In a landmark move for local governance in Nepal, Bansgadhi Municipality in Bardiya District has officially been declared a digital municipality. Nepal’s First Fully Digital Municipality This pioneering achievement, announced by Mayor Khadga Bahadur Khadka during the 17th Municipal Assembly on Monday, positions Bansgadhi as the first local government in Nepal […] The post Nepal’s First Fully Digital Municipality: Bansga…See the Story
Building Business Resiliency in Nepal
Kathmandu · Kathmandu

Building Business Resiliency in Nepal

‘93 Die in Nepal Stadium Stampede’ screamed the headline of LA Times dated 12 March 1988. Thousands had gathered at the Dasarath Stadium to watch the finals of the Tribhuvan Challenge Shield, Nepal’s largest football tournament organized by the All Nepal Football Association (ANFA), between Janakpur Cigarette Factory and Mukti Joddha from Bangladesh. A sudden hailstorm, locked exits, and the resulting stampede, however, became a nightmare for th…Read Article

Asian Highway: A Work in Progress

Introduction The Asian Highway, spanning over the Asian continent, with a length of more than 140,000 km, stretches across 32 out of 49 countries of Asia. The highway aims to build a road network connecting various countries by building highways where necessary, using existing roads that meet the highway criteria, and improving roads that do not meet the minimum standards. While the idea of this cross-country road network is a long-held project …Delhi, India · DelhiRead Article

Unlocking Religious Tourism in Lumbini

In the sweltering heat of 44 degrees Celsius, two to three million pilgrims are currently participating in the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca. Last weekend,  I was in Lumbini, where temperatures were similarly high, and I began to ponder why there weren’t any pilgrims visiting Lumbini at this time of the year. This thought prompted me to reflect on the significance of religious tourism. The Kabbah, the holiest site for Muslims worldwide, attracts arou…Lumbini · LumbiniRead Article

Climate Change Threatens Nepal’s Hydropower Future

Introduction Nepal has long banked on hydropower as an economic lifeline. Nearly 99.8% of its electricity comes from hydropower. With an estimated 42,000 MW potential in its Himalayan-fed rivers, hydropower is envisioned not only to meet domestic demand but also to power exports for revenue. In fact, Nepal recently became a net electricity exporter, selling 1.94 billion kilowatt-hours (worth NPR 17.07 billion) last year and a landmark agreement …Nepal · NepalRead Article

Public-Private Partnerships for Building Business Resilience in Nepal

Background Markets fuel societies, businesses drive markets, and people sustain businesses — an interconnected cycle that underpins socio-economic growth but is vulnerable to natural and human-induced disasters, with climate change intensifying risks. Nepal, with its fragile geology, faces frequent disasters including earthquakes, floods, and landslides, threatening economic stability, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Th…Climate Change · NepalRead Article

Why Nepal Struggles to Adopt Better Technology, And Alternative Routes to Development

Highly developed countries often owe their economic success to their early adoption and integration of high-tech systems that increase efficiency and productivity. While digital tools and connectivity were vital to their growth, it was also significantly propelled by reliable electricity, time-saving household appliances (like stoves, filters, and washing machines), and inclusive labor force participation of women and people of all backgrounds. …Nepal · NepalRead Article

What Is the Rationale Behind Current US Tariff Policy?

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The Trump administration has pursued a high tariff policy, reversing the movement to lower trade barriers around the world. The justification for this policy isDonald Trump · United StatesSee the Story

A Decade After the 2015 Earthquake: Reflections on Nepal’s Disaster Resilience

Ten years have passed since the devastating earthquake of April 2015 – a tragedy that reshaped Nepal physically, socially, and psychologically. In its aftermath, the urgency of disaster resilience became an undeniable priority, compelling changes in policies, construction practices, and public awareness. As an architect and urban planner, I have witnessed both the strides we have made and the critical gaps that remain in our pursuit of a safer a…Kathmandu · KathmanduRead Article

Understanding CSR: From Global Frameworks to Nepali Realities

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is neither a new term nor practice. With roots in Roman law, CSR essentially refers to the recognition of the idea that a business has certain duties to the world that it operates in and profits from. This may manifest in terms of its responsibility towards society or the environment in which it operates. Today, CSR has become quite the buzz word, with many corporations dedicating departments to this cause, …Kathmandu · KathmanduRead Article

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