Stories about Nepal from July, 2007
Nepal: Award for Mahabir Pun
Nepal Monitor on Magsasay winner Mahabir Pun, a Nepali who won the award under community leadership category for his innovative application of wireless computer technology that brought progress to remote...
Nepal: Monsoon and Predictions
Blogdai makes the customary predictions for Nepal in the coming year in the monsoon season.
Nepal: Fired for blogging
Krishna Dhungana, a journalist was fired because he guest blogged at Mero Sansar. More at The Internet Cyber Guff.
Nepal: Dialogue
Democracy For Nepal has the way forward for a dialogue within the Maoist groups.
Nepal: The Gulf for Nepalis
United We Blog! on the harrowing experience of a Nepali student returning from US, witnessing the treatment of Nepali people in Bahrain.
Nepal: The Premier and the Military
Nepali Netbook on Premier Koirala's relationship with the military.
Nepal: Missing Children
Legal News From Nepal on missing children and a report by the National Centre for Children at Risk.
Nepal: Media and the Maoists
United We Blog! on the Maoists intimidating the media, and a protest that is aimed at disrupting circulation of newspapers.
Nepal: Nepali Identity
Nepal Monitor on ethnicity, separatist politics and in defense of the pan-Nepali identity.
Nepal: Inclusive education
International Nepal Solidarity Network on how education has become more inclusive over the years.
Nepal: Jeans and Tradition
United We Blog! on the way things change, as the younger generation prefers to wear jeans rather than the traditional attire.
Nepal: Maoists and the Election
United We Blog! on the Maoists and how they need to focus on the elections.
Nepal: In Kathmandu
Teesra Pahiya on driving in an autorickshaw through Kathmandu.
Nepal: Gods, Chariots and the Prime Minister
Feringhee writes about the tradition of chariots and gods, and the changes in Nepal. “This year for the first time since the 7th century (!), the appointed Prime Minister, GP...
Nepal: Reuniting the two Congress Parties
Nepali Netbook on the two Nepali Congress Parties, and initiative to reunite the two.
Nepal: Abortions and Maternal Mortality
RH Reality Check on how Nepal has reduced maternal mortality by improving access to abortions.
Nepal: No cut for the King
Kathmandu Speaks on the budget in Nepal, which proposes, among other things, no more money for the King and his kin.
Nepal: Chaos on the streets
Deepak's Diary on the casualty of protests in the city – the roads, with traffic being blocked by protesters.
Nepal: Money and Blogs
Kathmandu Speaks on making money as a blogger, blogging for a cause and building an online reputation.
Nepal: King and the Money
United We Blog! points to what appears to be a financial blow to the King and Royals in Nepal.
Nepal: Children, Politics and more
Kathmandu Speaks on what the author wishes for children in Nepal, and the current political system.
About our Nepal coverage
The earthquake that shook Nepal on April 25 claimed more than 8,000 lives and injured twice as many people. Around 8 million people have been affected with at least 2 million displaced. 1.4 million are in need of food assistance. Reaching remote areas presents a special challenge.
