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"Where is our right to privacy?" — BBC broadcasts ICU interview of Everest survivor Dawa Sherpa without permission
6 June 2026The BBC has broadcast a video interview of Dawa Sherpa, the Sherpa guide who survived seven days alone in Everest's death zone, filmed inside the intensive care unit of HAMS Hospital in Kathmandu without the knowledge or consent of his family or hospital authorities, drawing sharp condemnation from his wife and raising serious questions about the broadcaster's adherence to its own editorial standards.
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T3 SpecialLhakpa Gyalzen Sherpa: The guardian of the Himalayas
30 May 2026In the world's highest and harshest wilderness — where oxygen thins, winds howl, and every second can separate life from death — Lhakpa Gyalzen Sherpa has become a legend.
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T3 SpecialNepal budget prioritises heritage conservation, trekking corridors and airport upgrades for tourism sector
30 May 2026Nepal's federal budget for fiscal year 2083/84 has allocated Rs 7.34 billion for culture and tourism and Rs 2.93 billion for civil aviation, with an extensive slate of infrastructure, heritage conservation, trekking, and airport development measures outlined across both sectors.
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T3 SpecialThe mountain speaks a different language
29 May 2026There is a photograph that Arnold Coster does not need to take. He has been there so many times that the view from the upper slopes of Everest no longer needs documenting.
