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‘Kung Fu’ nuns cycling for the environment
After facing the consequences of climate change first-hand in their own villages, the nuns decided to start marching with two strong messages
Everest ‘traffic jam’ survivor calls for tougher rules
Mountaineering has become big business since Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay made the first ascent of Everest in 1953
Sherpa climbs Everest twice in a week for record 24th
Nepali mountain guide Kami Rita Sherpa has set a new world record by climbing Mount Everest for a 24th time
Rescuers retrieve bodies of nine climbers on Nepal’s Mount Gurja
The accident is believed to have happened either late Thursday or Friday, but there are no surviving witnesses
Nepal set to double tiger population under WWF global plan
Nepal's efforts to increase its tigers are part of a 13-country plan to double the number of tigers worldwide
Slice of Life: ‘I fought to get out that tiny door’
'It was almost like a stampede; people were falling on the floor.'
Nepal newspaper due in court for case slammed as press freedom attack
The newspaper was subpoenaed on contempt of court charges for articles which implied that the chief justice wanted to hold office for longer
Now she’s a runner not a fighter
Former child soldier Mira Rai has become a star athlete who is blazing a trail for women in Nepal.
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