Kalpana Nepali was seven months pregnant when the flash floods hit last month, while Pooja Pariyal spent three days on a hospital roof waiting to be rescued. Now, they are living precariously in tempo ...

India, Sept. 6 -- The Nepal floods took away Sharmila Shrestha's home and separated her from her baby for days. Now, reunited at a crowded shelter, she can do little more than helplessly watch her ...

VO: Rescue operations continued across the worst-hit areas of Nepal on Tuesday, with teams battling difficult terrain and disrupted communication networks to reach people who remain cut off by the ...

Women displaced by Nepal's flash floods say shelters lack baby food, privacy and medical support. The gaps expose how generic relief systems overlook pregnancy, breastfeeding and infant care needs.

Every year in Nepal, a family celebrates a pregnancy with hope, follows the antenatal visits they are told to attend, and delivers their baby in a health facility — doing everything right, by the book ...

This article by Pinki Sris Rana was first published on the Nepali Times. An edited and shortened version is republished below as part of a content-sharing agreement with Global Voices. Ayan Dallakoti ...