Agrarian production is geographically tied primarily to the Terai strip, wide river valleys and flat areas of mountain slopes. Arable land occupies 21% of the territory. More than half of the arable land remains in […] Read More
According to the UN classification, Nepal is one of the least economically developed countries in the world; almost half of its population lives below the poverty line. The low level of development is determined by […] Read More
The Royal Nepalese Army is comprised of the Ground Forces and the Air Force (Air Force). The Supreme Commander is the king, who exercises leadership on the recommendation of the National Defense Council, chaired by […] Read More
Until the 19th century. the ruling dynasty adhered to a policy of isolating the country from the main political forces in the region – British India and China. However, after the Anglo-Nepalese War of 1814-1816, […] Read More
There are dozens of non-governmental youth, women and trade union organizations in the country. The Nepal Congress of Trade Unions (NCP) is a trade union association close to the Nepal Congress, founded in 1947 with […] Read More