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How the poor living in forest fringes are paying the price for tiger conservation
April 17, 2026 Nepal has been celebrated worldwide for nearly tripling its tiger population in about a decade. But this has had an...Investigative Stories
The Orchid Smuggling Route
How are valuable yet prohibited plants collected from Nepal’s forests reaching cross-border markets?
Who Is Killing Eastern Nepal’s Elephants?
Over the past decade, 35 wild elephants have died in the forests of eastern Nepal. Their deaths were not simply...
A Rs 2.44 Billion Cooperative Scam: Directors Misappropriated Funds, Authorities Failed to Act
Well-connected directors of Gatisheel Cooperative, based in Lagankhel, Lalitpur, allegedly misappropriated more than Rs 2.44 billion, leaving depositors devastated. How...
Hundreds of hospitals and clinics in Karnali are outside legal framework
Patients’ health and safety is at grave risk as the private health businesses without certification continue operations in Kailai.Federalism
Reversal of Political Parties and The Election Commission: Dalit Women on the Brink of Losing Quotas
In the local election held a year ago, Dalit women did not give candidacy in 123 wards out of 6...Discrimination
Nepal’s queer Dalits face double discrimination
While queer Nepalis have been facing social ostracization and violence for long, the Dalits among them face even worse.Climate Crisis
Hundreds of sheep die in lightning strikes
Almost 1,500 sheep have been killed in lightning skills in Baghjale in Jumla District. As they lose their cattle to...Accountability
In Myagdi, authorities remain mum on the face of labour exploitation
Labourers who have worked on big projects in Myagdi haven’t got their wages. On the face of this exploitation, public...Kleptocracy
Harka Sampang’s house of cards
Dharan elected him after being fed up with old political parties and bureaucrats but the new mayor’s list of misdeeds...Crime
Violence, Exploitation and Trafficking in the Name of Entertainment
Most women and girls who end up at dohori saajh and cottage restaurants essentially want to escape poverty and violence....Cross-Border Investigation



