Nepal marked International Clean Energy Day in Kathmandu with a high-level conference focusing on decarbonising the economy through stronger laws, policies, and investments to expand green energy use. BulletsIn Government developing a robust legal and policy framework to accelerate green energy adoption across sectors, reducing emissions and strengthening energy security Nepal has set a national
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Nepal marked International Clean Energy Day in Kathmandu with a high-level conference focusing on decarbonising the economy through stronger laws, policies, and investments to expand green energy use. BulletsIn Government developing a robust legal and policy framework to accelerate green energy adoption across sectors, reducing emissions and strengthening energy security Nepal has set a national
229The Yala Glacier in Nepal has been declared dead, marking possibly Asia’s first glacier loss. Located in the Hindu Kush Himalayan range, it symbolizes severe climate impacts. Scientists warn rapid glacier melting threatens water security and ecosystems across South Asia. Rising temperatures, black carbon pollution, and microplastics accelerate ice loss, affecting millions downstream. BulletsIn Yala
The Yala Glacier in Nepal has been declared dead, marking possibly Asia’s first glacier loss. Located in the Hindu Kush Himalayan range, it symbolizes severe climate impacts. Scientists warn rapid glacier melting threatens water security and ecosystems across South Asia. Rising temperatures, black carbon pollution, and microplastics accelerate ice loss, affecting millions downstream. BulletsIn Yala
Nepal will soon introduce a new law limiting Mount Everest access to climbers with prior high-altitude experience. The draft bill, registered on April 18, 2025, requires climbers to have summited a 7,000m+ peak before attempting Everest. This move follows concerns about overcrowding, rising deaths, and environmental harm on the world’s tallest mountain. BulletsIn Only climbers
Nepal will soon introduce a new law limiting Mount Everest access to climbers with prior high-altitude experience. The draft bill, registered on April 18, 2025, requires climbers to have summited a 7,000m+ peak before attempting Everest. This move follows concerns about overcrowding, rising deaths, and environmental harm on the world’s tallest mountain. BulletsIn Only climbers
After nearly two decades of Nepal becoming a secular republic, protests supporting the monarchy are on the rise. The shift is driven by economic despair and a growing disenchantment with current political leaders. Last month, thousands rallied in favor of reinstating the monarchy, which turned violent, leading to fatalities and arrests. These protests reflect a
After nearly two decades of Nepal becoming a secular republic, protests supporting the monarchy are on the rise. The shift is driven by economic despair and a growing disenchantment with current political leaders. Last month, thousands rallied in favor of reinstating the monarchy, which turned violent, leading to fatalities and arrests. These protests reflect a
Kathmandu: Nepal and China signed the “Framework for Belt and Road Cooperation” on Wednesday, replacing the term “grant financing” with “aid financing.” This agreement, formalized during Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s visit to China, marks a shift in the financial terms for projects under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). BulletsIn Nepal and China signed
Kathmandu: Nepal and China signed the “Framework for Belt and Road Cooperation” on Wednesday, replacing the term “grant financing” with “aid financing.” This agreement, formalized during Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s visit to China, marks a shift in the financial terms for projects under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). BulletsIn Nepal and China signed
Nepal has started exporting 40 megawatts (MW) of electricity to Bangladesh through India’s transmission infrastructure, following a trilateral agreement between Nepal, Bangladesh, and India. The historic deal, signed on October 3, aims to strengthen energy cooperation in the region by utilizing Nepal’s hydroelectric power for Bangladesh. BulletsIn Nepal has initiated the export of 40 MW
Nepal has started exporting 40 megawatts (MW) of electricity to Bangladesh through India’s transmission infrastructure, following a trilateral agreement between Nepal, Bangladesh, and India. The historic deal, signed on October 3, aims to strengthen energy cooperation in the region by utilizing Nepal’s hydroelectric power for Bangladesh. BulletsIn Nepal has initiated the export of 40 MW
