The Koshi dam on the Saptakoshi river in Sunsari district collapsed on Monday afternoon after breaching embankments. Nearly 30,000 people are reported to have fled their homes after a dam collapsed in south-eastern Nepal leading to flooding in the area. The flood in the Sunsari district caused by the Koshi River is not just the problem of the denizens of Sunsari alone, it is indeed a national crisis.
Human-wild animal conflicts in Nepal are increasing as the human population increases, and wild animal habitat is lost. These physical conflicts often result in property loss, and occasionally result in human and wild animal death. The endangered wild animal population in Nepal has mostly decreasing. As Cheeta are endangered species, whose survival will maintain biological diversity and ecological integrity in the environments in which they live, it is critical to prevent their extinction.
The hard-line Maoist government in Nepal has agreed the British Army can continue recruiting Gurkhas – for now. The famous fighting men are based in Folkestone – but finding more recruits could end in just seven years when the Maoists will reportedly review the situation. It was feared the new Nepalese government would forbid young men from signing up with the British military, and there were reports Nepal’s borders would be totally shut off from the world following the abolition of the monarchy.
Pashimina is kind of textile which is made by cashmere wool.The name comes from Pashmineh, made from Persian pashm (= "wool"). This wool comes from changthangi or pashmina goat—a special breed of goat indigenous to high altitudes of the Himalayas. The wool has been used for thousands of years to make high-quality shawls that also bear the same name.
The word dhaka refers to the cotton handloom woven cloth traditionally used in Nepal to make the Nepali cap for men, locally known as topi, and shawls and other garments to warm people during chilly weather in the hills and mountains. One story holds that the colourful topi, which has largely replaced the plain black topi, was introduced by a minister who returned with the idea from Dhaka,
Nepalese musical instrument has a very strong relationship with Nepalese culture and religion. Nepal has a lot more tunes and rhythms of its own to share with the rest of the world. The musical traditions of Nepal are as diverse as the various ethnic groups of the country.
Nepalese musical instrument has a very strong relationship with Nepalese culture and religion. Nepal has a lot more tunes and rhythms of its own to share with the rest of the world. The musical traditions of Nepal are as diverse as the various ethnic groups of the country.
Kukri is the now accepted spelling; “Khukuri” is the strict translation
of the Nepali word. Either way the thing itself is the renowned
national weapon of Nepal and the Gurkhas. A Nepali boy is likely to have his own kukri at the age of five or so
and necessarily becomes skilful in its use long before his manhood.
Robert Clive's decisive victory at the Battle of Plassey in 1757 firmly established British supremacy in India thereby opening the door for expansion of the Honourable East India Company. Some 10 years after Plassey the British started to come into contact with a unique and vigorous power on the northern borders of its newly won territories in Bengal and Bihar. This power was the city-state of Gorkha led by its dynamic King Prithwi Narayan Shah.
The number of child labourers is estimated at around 2,060,000 in which about, 94.7% are involved in agriculture and household work and the rest 5% are engaged in service and manufacturing industries (1.6% in service, 1.6% in construction and transportation, 1.8% in projection and technical activities and 0.4%in retail shops).
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Human-wild animal conflicts in Nepal are increasing as the human population increases, and wild animal habitat is lost. These physical conflicts often result in property loss, and occasionally result in human and wild animal death. The endangered wild animal population in Nepal has mostly decreasing. As Cheeta are endangered species, whose survival will maintain biological diversity and ecological integrity in the environments in which they live, it is critical to prevent their extinction. 
The hard-line Maoist government in Nepal has agreed the British Army can continue recruiting Gurkhas – for now. The famous fighting men are based in Folkestone – but finding more recruits could end in just seven years when the Maoists will reportedly review the situation. It was feared the new Nepalese government would forbid young men from signing up with the British military, and there were reports Nepal’s borders would be totally shut off from the world following the abolition of the monarchy.
Robert Clive's decisive victory at the Battle of Plassey in 1757 firmly established British supremacy in India thereby opening the door for expansion of the Honourable East India Company. Some 10 years after Plassey the British started to come into contact with a unique and vigorous power on the northern borders of its newly won territories in Bengal and Bihar. This power was the city-state of Gorkha led by its dynamic King Prithwi Narayan Shah. 
The number of child labourers is estimated at around 2,060,000 in which about, 94.7% are involved in agriculture and household work and the rest 5% are engaged in service and manufacturing industries (1.6% in service, 1.6% in construction and transportation, 1.8% in projection and technical activities and 0.4%in retail shops). 
