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Two Nepal flood survivors went to work that morning, like any other day. Two families waited nine days without a single word. Then the darkness finally broke, and both men came home — a rare piece of good news in a disaster where thousands are still missing. This is the story of Kabir Maharjan and…
Public Insights This is what a Nepal flood rescue looks like from the inside, not the version you see in a headline. Somewhere in Rasuwa this morning, a soldier carried a man down a slope on his back. The man’s legs wouldn’t hold him anymore. He was alive. Caked in mud. Barely able to speak….
Last verified: September 12, 2026 This Nepal flood missing list is still being updated daily. Since the Bhotekoshi flood tore through Rasuwa on August 26, families have been waiting for one name to be confirmed. 48 helicopters flew over Rasuwa again today. Not because the story is over — because it isn’t. The headlines have…
(Updated August 30, 2026-7 pm) Right now, somewhere in Rasuwa, a mother is holding a blanket that isn’t warm enough. A father is counting how many days of rice he has left. This is what a flood leaves behind, long after the water goes down. I’ve worked inside Nepal’s government for almost ten years. Every…
Official Passport Nepal applications follow a fixed process, and skipping a step causes delays. Government employees travelling abroad on official duty do not use an ordinary passport. Nepal issues four separate types for this: Official, Service, Special, and Diplomatic Passport. Each type is for a different rank or occasion. A short training abroad needs a…
Most mornings at Tribhuvan International Airport, something quiet but staggering happens. Close to 1,700 young Nepalis check in for flights that end in a job somewhere else. This massive departure highlights the urgent need for a concrete Nepal youth employment policy 2026 to retain local talent.Most mornings at Tribhuvan International Airport, something quiet but staggering…
Nepal government’s 100 days ended on July 4, 2026, and buried inside that report is a number that stopped me mid-scroll: 1,754 cooperative savers have actually gotten their money back. Not promised. Not “under process.” Back in their accounts, right now, and checkable on a public dashboard by anyone who wants to look. That single…