Minister
Modi lauds community radio’s role for democracy (kh
22/03/2023)
World
Cup fans turn to live streams to avoid extra fee : The
Nepal Telecommunications Authority has said it cannot
block live streaming without getting the green light
from the government, by Krishana Prasain (kp
28/11/2022)
Nepali
Patro launches “Adbhoot Radio: Radio Pani Online
Samachar Pani” (kh 25/11/2022)
Court
issues interlocutory interim order against Media Hub’s
decision to charge viewers to watch Fifa World Cup :
Media Hub, however, has said that it has secured
broadcasting rights for Nepal at Rs 400 million (nlt
08/11/2022), Broadcasters
say ban on extra fees has put them in dilemma : Media
Hub, which has obtained the rights to broadcast the FIFA
World Cup event, says subscribers will have to pay Rs500
more, by Krishana Prasain (kp 11/11/2022), Nice
things cost money
Like it or not, the rights to broadcast the World Cup
will get costlier with time (kp 15/11/2022), SC
allows Media Hub to charge audience Rs. 500 for live
broadcast of FIFA World Cup (rn 16/11/2022)
Clean
feed policy of Nepal: Robbing the consumer, by Sumit
Pathak (ht 22/06/2022)
BBC
Nepali to close down morning service from May 30 (kh
25/05/2022)
FNJ
to stage sit-ins against Kantipur TV and Nagarik daily
(kh 18/04/2022)
Radio
Nepal To Transform Into PSB Soon: Minister Karki (rn
03/04/2022)
ACORAB
bats for separate Act for community radio (kh
25/03/2022)
BBC:
Mend, Bend Or Go Bust, by P. Kharel (rn 28/02/2022)
Demand
to bring broadcasting sector under tax net (rep
23/09/2021)
Radio
Candid 92.7MHz goes on air 24 hrs from today (kh
17/08/2021) [rebranding of Gorkhali Khabar]
Hamro
Patro all set to launch Radio Feature in HD Quality
(kh 04/07/2021)
NTV’s
Quest For Global Outreach, by Kundan Aryal (rn
25/06/2021)
ACORAB
Karnali draws attention of CM Shahi (kh 07/06/2021)
Tuning
into the radio in Nepal : The importance of keeping
local broadcasters going during disasters was felt more
than ever during the pandemic, by Suman Basnet (nt
19/02/2021)
Celebrating
Power Of Radio, by Kundan Aryal (rn 12/02/2021)
Make
NTV Public Service Broadcasting, by Kundan Aryal (rn
29/01/2021)
‘Focus
on reviving Radio Nepal’s glory’ (ht 16/12/2020)
Clean
feed policy: Towards full implementation, by Uttam
Maharjan (ht 10/11/2020)
Here
is what the Clean Feed Policy is missing, by Dhruba
Sharma (rep 03/11/2020)
Majority
of channels to adopt clean feed policy in couple of
weeks (ht 03/11/2020)
Two
Dozen Foreign Channels Come Under Clean Feed System,
by Purushottam P. Khatri (rn 30/10/2020), Nepalis
denied tv channels over Dasain : The public is outraged,
blames government for playing dirty with clean feed rule,
by Raju Banskota (nt 30/10/2020)
With
clean-feed coming into force, foreign TV channels are
ad-free; some 150 channels’ broadcast suspended, by
Kamal Subedi (rep 24/10/2020)
Foreign
TV channels can’t run adverts from Oct 23, by
Prithvi Man Shrestha (kp 15/10/2020), Media
sector welcomes government decision to implement clean
feed policy : The government on Wednesday directed
distributors of foreign television channels to broadcast
them in Nepal without advertisements from October 23
(kp 16/10/2020), Clean-up
act : This should give a big boost to Nepal’s ad
industry and its artistes, while promoting its
landscape, culture and language (ht 16/10/2020)
How
a rural radio thrived in Nepal lockdown : When most
media are on the verge of collapse, a woman-led radio
station finds a successful business model, by Laxmi
Basnet (nt 11/09/2020)
‘Jaat
ko Prashna’, a talk show about caste discrimination airs
on Kantipur TV tomorrow: Actor Rajesh Hamal is returning
to the small screen to host the 12-episode series,
by Elisha Shrestha (kp 31/07/2020)
Kantipur
Television marks its 17th anniversary: KMG Chairman
Sirohiya says the experience of the pandemic is only
going to make the media house stronger (kp
14/07/2020)
Clarifications
sought from Radio Nepal chief Karki: Asked why and
how he allowed invectives against PM; Told to justify
his performance (ht 29/04/2020)
Women
invisible: Let's have more women on televised
discussions, in newspaper interviews and on debate
panels, by Andrea Upadhya (kp 19/03/2020)
Reality
game shows are redefining Nepali television: How Nepali
producers are bringing in quality work through franchise
shows and drawing dedicated viewership, by Shashwat
Pant (kp 24/02/2020)
Locals
elated with new Nepal Television channel NTV Itahari
(ht 31/01/2020)
So
you think you can govern? A new game show wants to find
the next exceptional political leader. But not everyone
is convinced, by Shashwat Pant (kp 22/12/2019)
Younger
generation is ditching network TV for better shows on
streaming services: Nepali TV needs to reinvent itself
and come up with quality content to bring viewers back,
producers and cable operators say, by Shashwat Pant
(kp 15/12/2019)
Parliamentary
committee postpones implementation of Clean Feed Policy:
Panel says service providers have paid huge sums which
will go to waste if the policy is implemented
immediately, by Prahlad Rijal (kp 23/08/2019)
Kantipur
Television marks 16th anniversary (kp 16/07/2019)
Everything
you need to know about the Clean Feed Policy: Once it
goes into effect, international broadcasters that are
unwilling or unable to produce clean feed content
streamlined for Nepal will lose viewers, by Prahlad
Rijal (kp 26/06/2019)
TV
screens to go blank next week as cable operators protest
government’s clean feed policy, by Prahlad Rijal (kp
19/06/2019)
Inclusive
Community Radios, by Deepak Acharya (rn 11/02/2019)
Crackdown
starts
on analogue cable operators: Transmission of analogue
cable signal is banned in Kathmandu Valley. The ministry
will take action against those who defy (kp
29/07/2018)
Kathmandu
denizens have chosen the internet over cable television,
by Ayam Shrestha (rep 30/04/2018)
Radio
Nepal Turned Sixty-Eight, by Siddhi B Ranjitkar (km
03/04/2018)
Ministry
consigns analogue TV to history (kp 29/03/2018), Analogue
TV channels shut down in valley: Govt to soon switch off
such channels across every city, by Sujan Dhungana
(ht 29/03/2018)
Communications
minister vows new law (kp 24/03/2018)
Digital
cable TV mandatory from April 28 (ht 21/03/2018)
SC
paves way for digital broadcasting: MoIC plans to do
away with analogue TV broadcasting, by Sujan
Dhungana (ht 19/02/2018)
On
air to deter child marriage: How radio is helping
prevent Nepali girls from being married young, by
Shipra Jha (nt 16/02/2018)
Tune
into radio: Role of mass medium in Nepal, by Deepak
Acharya (ht 13/02/2018)
Radio
Kantipur to go provincial with broadcast (kp
10/02/2018)
Radio
Kantipur honours year’s outstanding musical talents
(kp 10/02/2018)
Govt
preparing to amend Clean Feed Policy (ht 18/01/2018)
MoIC
remains indecisive in implementing ‘clean feed’ policy
(ht 28/11/2017)
Underutilised
domain:
Community radios have established themselves as
indispensable, but the air time value remains largely
misspent, by Sirjan Adhikari (kp 20/10/2017)
300
girls to take on radios to mark Int’l Day of Girl Child
(kp 11/10/2017)
FM
radio
operation procedure issued (ht 10/09/2017)
World-wide
wave:
After 65 years of broadcasting, Gurkha Radio still links
Nepal's soldiers with families back home, by
Shreejana Shrestha (nt 04/08/2017)
Pros
And
Cons Of Clean Feed Policy, by Uttam Maharjan (rn
20/07/2017)
Kantipur
TV
announces overhaul, HD transmission: KTV transmission on
HD with rebranding and repackaging would be a push
forward for the Nepali television industry as a whole,
says CEO Sirohiya (kp 15/07/2017)
Nepal
Army’s
plan to run FM radio triggers debate, by Anil Giri
(kp 10/07/2017), Freedom
Forum
condemns NA’s FM radio plan (kp 11/07/2017), Going
the
wrong way: Nepal Army should refrain from assuming roles
that undermine its independent credentials (kp
26/07/2017)
Clean
feed
unlikely to be implemented as planned: Nepali
advertising agencies had long been demanding that such a
policy be implemented, by Sanjeev Giri (kp
31/05/2017)
Radio
Sagarmatha
marks anniversary (ht 24/05/2017)
Nepali
Radio,
Nepali Awaj: Two decades on, South Asia’s pioneer
community radio keeps defending its founding values of a
public service broadcaster, by Om Astha Rai (nt
19/05/2017), Frequently
Modulated:
Community radio today is not reaching deeper into
society because it is no longer independent, impartial
and the source of quality content, by Om Astha Rai
(nt 19/05/2017), The
Radio
Wave (nt 19/05/2017), Revolution
through
devolution, by Bharat Dutta Koirala (nt 19/05/2017)
TV
broadcasts
to go digital in five cities (kp 29/04/2017)
Cable
digitisation:
Cable viewers in no hurry to upgrade to digital, by
Sanjeev Giri (kp 18/04/2017)
Relocating
radio:
It could still be the most cost-effective and accessible
instrument of communication in the mountains, by
Mahendra P. Lama (kp 12/04/2017)
Separate
bodies
to watch radio, TV: Karki (kp 07/04/2017)
Radio
Nepal
Turned Sixty-six, by Siddhi B Ranjitkar (km
02/04/2017)
Radio
Nepal
gears up for provincial broadcast (ht 01/04/2017)
TV
broadcast
digitisation plan hits snag: Consumers switching to
digital service will have to connect a set-top box to
their television set, by Sanjeev Giri (kp
20/03/2017)
The
show
goes on: The TV documentary series Aankhijhyal, which
has done much to make Nepalis aware of environmental
issues, airs its 1000th episode, by Smriti Basnet
(nt 17/03/2017)
Belbase
appointed editor of Radio Nagarik 96.5 MHZ (rep
27/02/2017)
Feminine
FM:
Women in radio stir a nationwide conversation, by
Emma Stolarski (nt 20/01/2017), Healing
through
radio: Conflict victims and their families are sharing
and broadcasting stories of their war experiences,
by Smriti Basnet (ht 20/01/2017)
Community
radio
broadcasters convention: Broadcasters loyal to ruling
parties field common picks (kp 07/01/2017)
Radios
for all: Community radios are among most effective means
of reaching poor and marginalized communities, by
Deepak Acharya (rep 04/01/2017)
Radio
Dhading
building razed, by Harihar Singh Rathour (kp
24/09/2016), ACORAB
inspects
Radio Dhading building (kp 25/09/2016), Radio
Dhading
resumes service, by Harihar Singh Rathour (kp
26/09/2016), Radio
Dhading
resumes work from demolished building (ht
26/09/2016), Forest
land
grab row: Taskforce inspects wrecked buildings (kp
30/09/2016)
What’s
the Alternative?, by Shyam KC (rn 24/08/2016)
Internet-based
television
slowly gaining popularity, by Prahlad Rijal (kp
06/08/2016)
Breaking
the
commercial break: Viewers in Nepal will be able to watch
non-Nepali television programs without advertisements
from next year, by Tufan Neupane (nt 05/08/2016)
Cabinet
nod
to ‘Clean Feed Policy’: Foreign pay TV channels to be
prohibited from running ads (kp 23/07/2016)
Radio
and
poverty: Media will not be pro-poor unless they
prioritise local poverty reduction issues and take
ownership of the programmes, by Manish Bikram Shah
(kp 28/06/2016)
Turn
on,
tune in: The Sabido syntax of storytelling is bringing a
new wave in the radio drama scenario, by Deepesh
Paudel (kp 29/05/2016)
KMG,
CCTV
sign framework agreement for content exchange (kp
14/05/216)
Press
Council
asks ABC TV to apologise: Council says an interview of
Madhesi rights activist CK Raut aired by the TV stoked
social disharmony and threatened sovereignt (kp
13/05/2016) [???]
FM
radios
airing Bihar election advertisements (ht 08/05/2016)
15
and
still chatting: Young people didn’t just want to listen;
They also wanted to share their own stories, by
Gemma Ferguson (rep 26/04/2016)
Radio
Nepal
Turned Sixty-six, by Siddhi B. Ranjitkar (km
03/04/2016)
Wrong
tuning:
Community radios now have to pay huge royalties and
levies as they are treated as private stations, by
Deepak Acharya (rep 13/02/2016)
I
heard it on the radio: It is important to reflect on
radio’s role in improving and saving people’s lives,
by Mona Laczo (kp 12/02/2016)
Fiction
coming
true: Singha Durbar, a new TV show in Nepal, shows that
a different kind of leadership is possible, by Ayush
Joshi (rep 26/01/2016)
Ham
radio
to the rescue: Amateur radio can be a vital source of
information in the aftermath of future disasters, by
Sarthak Mani Sharma (nt 15/01/2016)
Tarai
FM
contents to face scrutiny: Govt to investigate into the
complaints that some FM stations in the Tarai are airing
contents that could cause communal violence (kp
11/11/2015)
From
shack
to shack, by Gaurav Thapa (kp 26/09/2015)
Metro
FM
marks 16th anniversary (kp 19/09/2015)
Public
Service Broadcasting: Some Expectations Of The People,
by Lal Deosa Rai (rn 31/07/2015)
Air
time
in the thin air: The most beautiful radio station in the
world needs help, by Stéphane Huët (nt 24/07/2015)
Kantipur
Television
turns 13 (kp 15/07/2015)
Tuned
in:
Inspiring lives through local language radio dramas,
by Ayush Joshi (rep 12/06/2015)
Rebuilding
communities
with communication: Radio helps make relief distribution
and post-earthquake recovery more transparent,
accountable and responsive, by Manisha Arya (nt
05/06/2015), Radio
active
after the quake: Community radio stations were destroyed
by the earthquake, but many are still on air, by
Sonia Awale (nt 05/06/2015)
Ham
Radio:
Communication without failure: When all other means of
communication fail, this amateur radio can be the best
means to pass and get info especially during times of
emergency, by Sharada Adhikari (ht 31/05/2015)
TBN
condemns
govt for annulling Avenues TV licence (kp
27/05/2015)
Radio
Kantipur
to run music show for change (kp 26/05/2015)
Radio
Nepal’s 65th Anniversary, by Hira Bahadur Thapa (rn
01/04/2015)
Dish
Media
to lead cable TV digitisation (kp 21/03/2015)
FM
stations
suspend broadcast (kp 03/03/2015)
Kantipur
Gold
channel launched: Entertainment, sports in focus (kp
20/02/2015)
SIMTV
service
inaugurated (ht 13/02/2015)
Radio
Kantipur
gets 1m Facebook likes (kp 08/01/2015) |