Kantipur Explained

In this episode of Kantipur Explainer, we dive deep into the critical issues threatening Sagarmatha (Mount Everest), the iconic peak that has put Nepal on the global map. From the increasing overcrowding and alarming levels of pollution to the haunting presence of unremoved bodies and environmental degradation, we explore how and why Everest is in peril. Join us as we analyze facts, statistics, history, and expert insights to understand the full extent of the crisis facing the world’s highest peak and its impact on enivroment. Watch the full video for an in-depth understanding of what’s happening to Sagarmatha and what can be done to save it.

Discover the future of organ transplants! Can animal organs be successfully transplanted into humans? In this video, we delve into the groundbreaking field of xenotransplantation, exploring the latest advancements, the science behind animal-to-human organ transplants, and the incredible potential to save lives. Learn about the challenges, breakthroughs, and what the future holds for this revolutionary medical innovation. Don't miss out on this fascinating journey into the future of healthcare!

In today's Kantipur explainer, we will explain Where did the journey of cricket to raise the hopes of the Nepali society start and how did it reach the World Cup after many twists and turns? Can cricket connect the Nepali society or can the international image of Nepali society rise through cricket?

In today's Kantipur explainer, we will explain how social media are becoming dangerous for children and people and how their abuse is causing hatred, depression and psychosocial problems.

We will try to explain how governments and other groups around the world are shutting down the Internet and how this trend is a threat to democracy.

The decision of the then KP Oli government to exchange about 344 bigha of land under the Giribandhu Tea Estate (Giribandhu Tea Estate) in Jhapa was termed by the Constitutional Bench of the Supreme Court as 'completely unfair, immature and subject to loan conditions'.

Access to toilets is linked to health and sanitation. Access to toilets not only improves the standard of living, it is also an indicator of raising the standard of living. Therefore, the dream of a clean Nepal will not be fulfilled until 100% of Nepalis have access to toilets.

Last week, the two elephants that Nepal is going to give to Qatar as a gift were more discussed than the visit of Saudi King to Nepal. It is a global practice to give gifts of wild animals to expand diplomatic relations with different countries. How new is the use of wild animals in diplomacy for Nepal? Has Nepal benefited from such diplomacy? How are other countries of the world using wild animals in the expansion of diplomatic relations?

We will talk about the Nepali information technology business that is spreading all over the world and the potential shown by Nepali young people. We will also try to explain whether Nepal can become a hub for exporting information technology services.

Tens of millions of children are out of school in the country. Even children who have reached school have not stayed in school. Even though it is written as free education in the constitution, why are the children who have gone to school disappearing before reaching the upper class? In today's Kantipur Explainer, we will search for nearly 6.5 lakh students who have gone missing in the last ten years.