Tuesday 09 February, 2021 | Health and Lifestyles | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended the world, claiming around 1900 lives in Nepal alone. New cases are being reported every single day. People are falling victims to the disease every day.
On the bright side, more than 250,000 infected people (97 percent) have already recovered from the disease in Nepal. But still, we are not safe from the risk of contracting the disease. The coronavirus has spread to even far-flung districts like Dolpa. The UK and several other European nations…...Read More
23 Dec, 2020 | Political affairs | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
11 Dec, 2020 | Art & Literature | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
30 Oct, 2020 | Law and Human Rights | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
15 Oct, 2020 | Law and Human Rights | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
Nepal's mountaineering community has lost a true legend. Popularly known as the 'snow leopard', Ang Rita Sherpa breathed his last… Read More
07 Oct, 2020 | Socio-cultural Identity | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
The reality is sometimes different from how it appears to our eyes. A fruit may come with attractive peel, but… Read More
04 Sep, 2020 | Views and Analysis | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
There is a deep-seated perception that Nepal's indigenous peoples known as ‘Adivasi, Janajati’ and Dalit have been excluded from the… Read More
25 Aug, 2020 | Views and Analysis | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz reflects on her six-year tenure as Special Rappporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples When Victoria… Read More
25 Apr, 2020 | Political affairs | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
The UN high-level event organized in Los Pinos, Mexico City was a formal closing of the International Year… Read More
23 Apr, 2020 | Art & Literature | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
The first ever Ainu Indigenous food festival, Indigenous Terra Madre Asia and Pan Pacific, was held October 11-14,… Read More
11 Jan, 2020 | Art & Literature | Publisher: Indigenous Voice
Sunday 05 June, 2016 | Publisher:Indigenous Voice
People from different Kirat community-namely Sunuwar, Rai, Limbu and Yakkha in traditional attires observed Ubhauli at Tundikhel, Kathmandu on Saturday. Ubhauli festival is observed during Baisakha Purnima (full moon day in…...Read More