The District Project Implementation Unit of the National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) has been apportioning budget to construct school buildings on the basis of faux recommendations of the local levels.
Aas Gurung: | CIJ, Nepal
The District Project Implementation Unit of the National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) has been apportioning budget to construct school buildings on the basis of faux recommendations of the local levels.
Aas Gurung: | CIJ, Nepal
As much of the country continues to struggle, Nepalgunj Submetropolitan City has shown how to conduct treatment and management of patients effectively.
Krishna Adhikari, | CIJ, Nepal
How do former Maoist combatants feel about the People’s War these days? Injured and physically disabled former Maoist combatants say “leaders showed us dreams, we fought for it risking our life and now the very dreams haunt us.”
Durga Lal KC, Center for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
Rudra Pangeni and Deepak Adhikari, Centre for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
Rudra Pangeni and Deepak Adhikari, Centre for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
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While many local units have been plagued with allegations of corruption and irregularities, the Muslim women elected in local units in Banke and Bardiya have delivered a hopeful performance, “bringing democracy to every doorsteps”.
Prem Biswakarma, Centre for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
A disproportionate number of local representatives who own construction companies are facilitating the haphazard carving of roads across the fragile hills.
Bhrikuti Rai: Centre for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
Those unable to afford private healthcare have no option but to wait for the seemingly never-ending queue at Tribhuwan University Teaching Hospital and Bir Hospital.
Shivahari Ghimire: Centre for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
Nepal’s Dalits say ill-treatment and discrimination is worse among the educated in the city
Nunuta Rai: Center for Investigative Journalism- Nepal
The government seems to be hell-bent on tightening its grip on the police organization – be it while apportioning budget to combat COVID-19 or creating vacancy in the organization.
Rameshwor Bohara: Center for Investigative Journalism- Nepal
Nineteen establishments were found to have traded Rs38.84 billion in 11 years.
Krishna Acharya, Ramu Sapkota and Shiva Gaunle: Center for Investigative Journalism- Nepal
Sagoon Inc, which has already put Rs55 crore in investment by Nepalis at risk, is now raising money in the name of ‘mini IPO’.
Prabesh Subedi and Umesh Shrestha: Centre for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
Early pregnancy, unsafe delivery, sex-selective abortion and lack of health facilities still pose a great risk to women’s health in Bajura, one of the remotest parts of the often neglected Far-western region.
Nanda Kumari Thapa, Center for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
According to the US Labor Department, approximately 300 Nepalis have filed compensation claims for deaths or injuries in the US war zones. However, experts believe the true number of Nepali casualties is far higher.
Peter Gill and Janakraj Sapkota: Center for Investigative Journalism, Nepal
In Afghanistan and Iraq, Nepalese who are injured or killed while working for American contractors are often sent home with only token compensation, or none at all.
Peter Gill: Center for Investigative Journalism, Nepal
Local Maoist leaders embezzled Rs 200 million allocated to build four model villages in the districts of Dang, Rukum, Rolpa and Salyan for those killed, injured and displaced persons during a decade long deadly Maoist insurgency. One and half decades after misuse of budget some victims have spoken up.
Durga Lal KC: Center for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
Basanta Pratap Singh in Bajhang; Krishna Adhikari in Nepalgunj; and Laxmi Basnet and Bidya Rai in Kathmandu: Centre for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
Should the constitutional body itself get involved in offering bribes to public position holders and arrest them in a planned way? Here is an inside story about how the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority has been conducting ‘sting operations’.
Tufan Neupane, Center for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
Rudra Pangeni: Centre for Investigative Journalism-Nepal
Nepal Police says, “water cannons will be used to disperse crowds after questions were raised about use of tear gas.”
Praju Panta: Centre for Investigative Journalism-Nepal