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Shifting Himalayas Above Put Hydropower and Local Revenue at Risk Below
October 28, 2026 Growing instability in the high mountains is clouding the safety of Nepal's hydropower projects and its dream of achieving prosperity...Investigative Stories
Government Cuts Trees for Public Projects without Paying Mandatory Compensation
Thousands of trees are felled every year in the name of infrastructure development. More than NPR 8.54 billion remains unpaid...
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Who Does The Annapurna Belong To?
In fiscal year 2082/83 BS, the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) received 508,000 visitors and collected more than NPR 1.77...
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Politicized Budget Distribution in Madhesh is Contrary to the Spirit of Federalism
From small projects that local governments can implement themselves to the selection of projects based on political connections, the pattern...
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One Water Crisis, Three Governments, Three Directions
Despite the expenditure of millions of rupees on water, lake and watershed conservation in Kailali, groundwater levels are falling, lakes...
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