By theme and place

The recurring fight for elected, accountable government — from the first election to the Gen Z revolt.

Two and a half centuries of crown and courtier rule, from unification to abolition.

How Nepal rewrote itself — from kingdom to a federal republic of 7 provinces and 753 local governments.

The decade-long Maoist conflict, the peace that ended it, and the justice still owed.

The agreements that drew Nepal’s map — and the disputes that still run along it.

Open border, deep trade, and recurring friction — from Sugauli to the 2015 blockade.

The northern balance — borders settled, Everest shared, and a widening partnership.

The Terai’s long demand for equal citizenship, representation and federal recognition.

Earthquakes and crashes that tested the state — and what reconstruction revealed.

Labour migration, remittance and growth — the economic engine and anxiety of modern Nepal.

The capital and seat of power — where unification, palace intrigue and modern protest all converged.

Cradle of the nation — Prithvi Narayan Shah’s seat, and the 2015 earthquake’s epicentre.

The southern plains — Nepal’s breadbasket and the heart of the inclusion movement.

Nepal’s most remote west — repeatedly tested by earthquakes and thin state presence.

The far-northwest territory at the centre of Nepal’s active border dispute with India.