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Stirlingshire filmmaker found himself in real life Himalayan rescue drama

Night on Himalayan mountain in temperatures of minus 30 degrees

Daily Record

Everest Marathon the pinnacle of challenges for 65yo Peter Counsell

The highest marathon in the world is so hard that some participants don't make it to the starting line, and those who do face 42 kilometres of altitude sickness, huge yaks, and the undefeated Nepalese.

ABC News

The goal of an energy-secure South Asia

While universal coverage can catalyse the region’s economic growth, energy trade must be linked to peace building

The Hindu

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Four Indian tourists killed in car-bus collision in Nepal

Nepalese driver of the car they were travelling in dead too

The Hindu

Irishman found dead at swimming pool in hotel in Nepal

It is believed the man fell from the sixth storey of the hotel

Irish Mirror

Irishman found dead at Nepal hotel swimming pool

Local police reportedly responded to the discovery of the man's body, which was found at the pool on the first floor of the Hotel Manang in Kathmandu, on Wednesday afternoon just after 3pm

Dublin Live

Golfer drank his own urine for 10 days in bid to beat incurable disease before professional return

Morgan Hoffman underwent a spiritual journey in a bid to beat his muscular dystrophy diagnosis, travelling to Nepal and Costa Rica to explore alternative therapies

Daily Mirror

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Nepal seeks overseas nationals' help to build up forex reserves amid economic woes

Nepal is asking citizens living abroad to deposit funds in domestic banks as part of efforts to ensure the financial system has enough liquidity and to preserve foreign exchange reserves, finance minister Janardan Sharma said on Saturday.

Reuters

Nepal running low on foreign exchange, discourages imports

Nepal is running low on foreign currency reserves needed to import medicines, oil products, cars and a range of other items, and officials say they will run out in seven months if things don’t improve

The Independent UK

Trinity College student doing Ice Bucket Challenge every day to raise funds for Nepal

Gwen needs to raise €3,000 to go abroad so to put the limelight on her GoFundMe, she has been sharing TikToks of the Ice Bucket Challenge everyday

Dublin Live

IIM-Ahmedabad student gets philanthropy push

AHMEDABAD: On Wednesday, Aashik Jayswal was one of the graduates of IIM Ahmedabad’s PGP-FABM course in the convocation ceremony. Proudly wearing a Nepali cap, Aashik, 26, posed with his parents – and benefactors – to celebrate the occasion.

The Times of India

Bangladesh, Nepal celebrate new years after pandemic pause

After a two-year break, thousands of people in Bangladesh and Nepal have celebrated their respective new years with colorful processions and musical soirees as the coronavirus pandemic eased and life swung back to normal

The Independent UK

Call of the mountains: Climbers all set for Himalayan challenges

KOLKATA: The Himalayan climbing season is back and mountaineers from Bengal have already reached Nepal. The Nepal government has started handing over permits for the spring season and the climbers are looking forward to a good start this year.

The Times of India

Repairing the complex India-Nepal relationship

There needs to be quiet dialogue to resolve their many differences, with New Delhi needing to be sensitive and generous

The Hindu

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U.N. peacekeeper from Nepal killed in eastern Congo

A United Nations peacekeeper from Nepal was killed on Tuesday in an attack by suspected militia members in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the U.N. peacekeeping mission, MONUSCO, said.

The Times of India

Nepal PM Sher Bahadur Deuba, wife gifted GI-tagged artifacts made by master artisans of Kashi

VARANASI: The master artisans of Kashi do not miss a chance to make special gifts for the visiting celebrities. This time, they made Geographical Indication (GI)-tagged artifacts for Nepalese Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, who along with his wife Arzu Rana Debuba visited the city on Sunday.

The Hindu

IIT Madras launches Master’s course for international students

Focus is on enrolling candidates from Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Nepal

The Hindu

News Analysis | Deuba’s BJP HQ visit a change aimed at pragmatic engagement with Delhi players

Links between Nepali Congress and Indian National Congress and socialist parties in India have been deeper rather than the BJP

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Oz-Bengal-Nepal whodunnit after kangaroos rescued in Jalpaiguri

SILIGURI/JALPAIGURI: Foresters in Jalpaiguri have rescued three kangaroos and found the carcass of a fourth since Friday, setting off fears of a thriving wildlife smuggling racket in the area. Barely three weeks ago, an adult red kangaroo had been rescued from Kumargram near Buxa on the Bengal-Assam border. The animals,…

The Times of India

Australia-Bengal-Nepal whodunnit after kangaroos rescued in Jalpaiguri

Reuters

Nepal's prime minister visits India, meets Modi to deepen ties

Nepal's Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba met his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi and inaugurated the Himalayan nation's only railway link with its southern neighbour on Saturday in a summit meant to deepen relations.

The Hindu

Prime Minister Deuba seeks mechanism to resolve India-Nepal border dispute

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The Independent UK

India, Nepal vow to deepen ties as China's clout looms large

Nepal’s prime minister has met his Indian counterpart during a three-day trip to New Delhi and signed a slew of agreements to enhance their ties, as the Himalayan nation also deepens relations with India’s rival China

The Independent UK

A true World Cup legacy: The Nepali children forced to work after their fathers died in Qatar

Organisers of the 2022 World Cup have vowed to leave a legacy in Qatar. However, for some families in Nepal, the tournament has already left an indelible mark on their lives – for the worse. Sebastian Castelier and Quentin Muller report from Kathmandu

The Guardian - UK

‘No one should suffer like me’: families of Qatar’s dead migrant workers left with nothing

Qatar is a magnet for south Asian labour, but failure to investigate deaths leaves dependents without compensation

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