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How a Sloth Bear Mother Carries and Protects Her Cubs in Ways No Other Bear Does

The Only Bear That Carries Its YoungOf all the world's eight bear species, only the sloth bear, Melursus ursinus, routinely carries cubs on her back, and she does it not for a few minutes but for months at a stretch. Cubs begin riding at around four to six weeks of…

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Himalayan snowfall has been miscalculated for years, here’s how we found a new way to measure it

Mountain snow and meltwater from glaciers in the Himalayas determine how much water is available for drinking, farming and hydropower for millions of people in India, Pakistan, Nepal, China and Afghanistan.

The Conversation

'Self-immolation, squatter evictions': Why Nepal's Gen Z protesters are back on the streets

Public fury is mounting against Nepal's Prime Minister Balen Shah, fueled by ongoing protests. The self-immolation of a ride-sharing worker has spurred vigorous youth-led demonstrations demanding accountability for government policies. Thousands have assembled, charging the administration with overlooking the struggles of its most vulnerable citizens. The recent squatter evictions have…

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Hundreds protest Nepal's eviction of landless squatters as activists face police crackdown

Hundreds protested in Nepal's capital against the government's eviction of landless families. Youth activists assessing flood-hit squatters faced police action and arrests. This unrest follows a government drive which displaced over fifteen thousand people. Many families remain displaced and refuse to leave temporary holding centers. Public anger over the treatment…

The Economic Times

Youth-backed protests sweep Nepal as evictions, self-immolation stir public outrage

Hundreds protested Nepal's government evicting landless squatters without resettlement plans. Flooding inundated a holding center, forcing residents' evacuation and later police detention of activists. Protests intensified after a man died following a dispute with municipal police. The government's eviction drive has affected over fifteen thousand people. Public anger has extended…

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Nepal sends maximum foreign students to India; Karnataka top pick among foreigners: MoE

Nepal students form the largest group of foreign students studying in India. Karnataka emerged as the top destination state for these international students. India's higher education institutions welcomed students from 173 countries in the recent academic year. Foreign student enrollments saw a significant increase over the past five years. Undergraduate…

The Economic Times

Cambodia's Angkor Wat to Myanmar's historic pagodas: How India helped revive heritage beyond borders

India has actively engaged in preserving shared civilizational heritage across Asia. This includes significant restoration work on temples in Sri Lanka and Cambodia. Recently, India partnered with Indonesia for the Prambanan Temple complex conservation. The nation has also supported heritage sites in Vietnam, Nepal, and Bangladesh. These initiatives reinforce India's…

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What will AI do for us? Young adults in lower-income countries feel more positive about its potential – new survey

Young people in low- and middle-income countries appear generally more optimistic about how AI can enhance their work prospects and social lives than their western peers, according to our new survey of people in ten countries in Africa and South Asia.

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Nepal deployed armed soldiers, military patrols, and community intelligence networks in 2010 to save its rhinos; years later, the country recorded multiple years without a single rhino being poached

Nepal's bold, militarized approach to combat rhino poaching in 2010 yielded remarkable success, achieving several 'zero poaching' years. However, research highlights that while force deters criminals, it can alienate local communities. For sustained conservation, integrating community-led initiatives with rigorous enforcement is crucial, transforming potential conflict into cooperation for long-term species…

The Times of India

Nepal’s rapper-turned-leader completes 100 days in office without fulfilling most of his promises

Balendra Shah promised to deliver 100 reforms in first 100 days but managed less than 40

The Independent UK

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah marks 100 days with fast change and few words

Nepal's 36-year-old rapper-turned-Prime Minister Balendra Shah has marked 100 days in power with sweeping reforms and a low public profile. His administration, driven by a promise to combat corruption and boost the economy, has moved swiftly, implementing a significant portion of its 100-point agenda. While praised for action, Shah's unconventional…

The Economic Times

India slips to 125th in Global Passport Index 2026, offers visa-free access to 26 destinations

India's passport has dropped to 125th globally in the 2026 rankings, offering visa-free access to only 26 destinations. This marks a decline from last year's position, placing it behind several nations including the Philippines and Morocco. While India outranks some South Asian neighbours like Nepal and Bangladesh, it still requires…

The Economic Times

Nepal looks to improve quality, explore new markets after India tightened tea import procedures

Nepal's tea exports to India faced a temporary halt due to stricter testing regulations, prompting a government task force to recommend improving quality and exploring new markets like China, Pakistan, the US, and Europe.

The Economic Times

Indians remain largest source of air tourists to Nepal in June

Indians continue to lead foreign tourist arrivals in Nepal, with a significant 28% surge in June. This trend, driven by factors like high Indian temperatures, school holidays, and India's push for regional travel, also sees a rise in road arrivals for pilgrimage and adventure. Nepal's tourism board attributes this growth…

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'Always ready to resolve border issue with India through talks': Nepal foreign minister

Nepal is “always ready” to resolve its border issue with India through diplomatic dialogue, the Himalayan nation’s foreign minister, Shisir Khanal, said on Wednesday.

The Economic Times

Japan visa rules push out foreign residents

Japan's tightening visa rules are threatening the livelihoods of foreign entrepreneurs, including Nepalese restaurant owner Budhathoki Samjhana. Despite labor shortages, stricter business manager visa requirements, like a massive capital increase, are forcing many to consider leaving. This comes amid growing anti-immigration sentiment and concerns over overtourism, leaving families like Samjhana's…

The Independent UK

Photo show Paddy Day, the festival marking the start of the rice planting season in Nepal

Nepal marked Paddy Day, an annual festival which marks the beginning of the rice planting season. This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.

The Economic Times

Most criminals have fled to Nepal, claims Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary

Speaking at the inaugural programme of 'Panchayat Vikas Diwas' at Tetiya Gram Panchayat in Munger district, Choudhary said the state government was committed to strengthening law and order and ensuring strict action against corruption

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52 stranded, MEA warns Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims against travelling without China permits and visas

Indian citizens planning the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra are warned by the Ministry of External Affairs against proceeding without confirmed Chinese entry permits and visas. This advisory follows the stranding of 52 pilgrims in Nepal due to incomplete documentation arranged through private operators.

The Guardian - UK

Child malnutrition in Nepal has reached ‘alarming’ levels since aid cuts, survey finds

Fears hard-won gains in reducing child mortality over 20 years are at risk after end of USAID funding for nutrition programmes

The Independent UK

India wants to recover ‘Green Boots’ after 30 years. Here’s why so many of Everest’s dead are left behind

IN FOCUS: As India plans to retrieve the body of ‘Green Boots’, experts explain to Maroosha Muzaffar why Everest’s dead are rarely brought home

The Economic Times

3.8 magnitude earthquake hits Nepal, reports National Centre of Seismology

Nepal experienced a 3.8 magnitude earthquake early Thursday morning, with its epicenter located at a depth of 25 kilometers. Meanwhile, Japan's Prime Minister urged vigilance following a strong earthquake off Iwate Prefecture, though no tsunami threat was reported. Separately, Caracas, Venezuela, was struck by two powerful earthquakes on Wednesday evening,…

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Everest’s TikTok mountaineers

Today from The Detail: A seasoned NZ guide says Nepal's fight for the bottom of the mountaineering market is one of the reasons the bodies continue to pile up on Everest.

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Nepal seeks reset with China as Foreign Minister Khanal holds wide-ranging talks in Beijing

Nepal's Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal had a meeting with China's Wang Yi in Beijing. They talked about how the two countries get along, improving connections, and boosting trade. Nepal reaffirmed its support for the one-China policy, while China showed interest in furthering Belt and Road Initiative projects.

The Economic Times

Nepal's foreign minister visits China after calling on regional rival India

Nepal's Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal met China's top diplomat following a recent visit to India, presenting a challenge for Beijing's regional diplomacy. Analysts suggest Nepal's ties with India offer leverage, forcing China to prove its value amidst stalled infrastructure projects and corruption concerns surrounding Chinese-funded initiatives.

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