At his fish pond near his home in Krishnanagar Municipality in western Nepal’s Kapilvastu, Imtehaj Khan closely watches a ...

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KATHMANDU, Nepal — The devastating 2015 Nepal earthquake that killed thousands changed the lives of many in the Himalayan ...

With the world awash in stress and anxiety, nature can be the perfect spring antidote. One good way to soothe the brain is taking time to head into nature and focus on what it has to offer.

A new study published in Nature Communications reveals that the size of the geographic area and the range of adaptation don't ...

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Climate change may increase arsenic levels in rice by 2050, raising cancer and health risks in Asian countries.

Studies show Nepalis consume excess amounts of iodine and that has resulted in a high prevalence of hyperthyroidism.

The Sustainable Agricultural Rural Development Program (Saudi Reef) is showcasing its achievements in developing the rose and aromatic plant sector during its participation as a co-sponsor in the Rose ...