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Akhilesh Upadhyayhindustantimes |
The Himalayas will remain a contested space between India and China; Bhutan and Nepal face an uphill task. Here's why
The recent changes in the government’s composition beg the question, how will the Communist-dominated coalition balance ties with Delhi and Beijing?
It’s been the driest winter in years, but Nepalis are holding out hope that the next few weeks will get some snow and rain to overcome another...
As Nepal-India sign a historic power deal, the neighbours have come a long way from the terseness that marked the relationship eight years ago
The treaty signed on December 21, 1923, at the height of England’s imperial power has served as a guardrail against both India and China
After the fall of the monarchy, secularism and federalism were enshrined. So why are political actors pushing people against these newly enshrined...
From the lap of Mount Everest, UN chief warns the Himalaya is caving in and the reduced water flows in the rivers will impact millions all over South...
Renowned water resources expert Professor Ajaya Dixit talks about why the climate crisis is the only lens through which we must view the Himalayas
Nepal's political balancing act between its powerful neighbours is further complicated by the ideological allegiance of its communist leaders towards...
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