In Public Interest
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Ministers’ wealth: Then and now
In 2005, Janardan Sharma had said he had no cash, but the property details released last week show t...
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How much does Nepal earn from timber sales?
According to the annual reports of the Department of Forests, the yearly revenue from timber sales i...
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MBBS fee panel’s recommendation goes against Dr KC’s demand
A committee formed to review the MBBS fees has recommended against reducing the number of MBBS seats...
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Taxes collected from tobacco products being misused
The government collects Rs 15-16 billion in taxes from tobacco products every year but allocates onl...
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A lookback at Dr Govinda KC’s eight hunger strikes
After assuming office last week, the newly-appointed minister for health, Gagan Thapa, said: “I co...
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Nepali roads in the eyes of the US
The website of the US Embassy, Kathmandu, says Nepali roads in general are in poor condition and lac...
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Licensing exam for journalists: Some countries have and some don’t
Amid a Press Council Nepal's proposal to conduct licensing exam for journalists, South Asia Check ha...
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Havoc in heaven
Arriving in Langtang after 17 years, video editor Rabindra Pandey looked east from Gumba Danda. He h...
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Struggling to rise from the ruins
Singdum village of Langtang Valley is not so far from the Kathmandu. It is to the north of Kathmandu...
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Rasuwa before and after the earthquake
The quake-devastated Dhunchhe bazaar (May 2016) . Click here to see the full photo story.
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In Public Interest
Nepal has no technology to test alleged use of oxytocin in fruits and vegetables
There have not been reliable scientific studies on the use of oxytocin in vegetable and fruits, in b...
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