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Climbing Mt. Everest Just Got Harder—Nepal Plans Crackdown Amidst Overcrowding, Deaths
If you want to climb the world’s tallest mountain, Nepal wants to see your résumé first. Turns out experience matters and for Nepal it looks like 7,000 meters. In a bold move aimed at improving safety and reducing the deadly traffic jams on Mount Everest,
Economic indicators signal recovery, but low savings, setbacks in tourism, and slow spending still weigh on growth.
The writer became an aid worker for Mount Everest climbers during the devastating disaster. A decade later, he explores how ...
After deadly protests in India's West Bengal state in April 2025 over legislation to change how Muslim-owned properties are ...
Dehradun: The principal of Sherwood College, Nainital, Amandeep Sandhu, who was earlier sentenced to two years' imprisonment ...
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Nepal’s EV imports surge despite cut in bank financingA 25.5 percent rise in electric vehicle imports in nine months, but traders warn sales may fall due to reduced financing.
The devastating 2015 Nepal earthquake that killed thousands changed the lives of many in the Himalayan nation.
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10 Beautiful Places To Explore in NepalNepal, a stunning mountain nation, is famously known as a trekker's paradise. Nestled in the embrace of the Himalayas, it ...
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Amnesty International flags Nepal's declining human rights amid global trends of repression, impunityThe world is hurtling into a time of human rights regression, Amnesty International warned on Tuesday, with its latest annual report revealing a rise in authoritarian creep, impunity, and systemic ...
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