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Private hydropower players await Nepal Supreme Court ruling on infrastructure in protected areas

Developers have political influence and have lobbied hard for concessions as the Himalayan country relies on electricity as a geo-political strategy.

Abhaya Raj Joshi
· Yesterday · 07:30 pm
What India’s passionate support for an assassinated Congolese leader says about today’s world order

In the 1960s, the US, Belgium and a pliant UN helped overthrow Patrice Lumumba whose ideas of African unity and independence were seen as dangerous by the West.

Archishman Raju
· Yesterday · 09:00 am
‘Won’t give in to nuclear blackmail’: India responds to Pakistan army chief’s threats

Field Marshal Asim Munir reportedly suggested that his country could use nuclear weapons if faced with an existential threat from New Delhi.

Scroll Staff
· Aug 11, 2025 · 05:22 pm

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