Pizza-Making Robots
Robots are getting saucy … with pizza dough, that is.
Your Taxi Driver Is Actually A Sherpa
Lhakpa Norbu Sherpa has summited Mt. Everest 5 times. He is now a cab driver in San Francisco. Story from video journalist Rajneesh Bhandari for AJ+.
Nepal’s Earthquake Victims To Face Winter Without Shelter
The devastating earthquake in April 2015 killed over 9,000 people and left hundreds of thousands without homes in Nepal. Many Nepalis are still living in temporary shelters and facing a winter with little relief aid. Children are some of the most at risk. From video journalist Rajneesh Bhandari in Nepal.
This Homeless Shelter Is Keeping Pets in the Picture
PetSmart Promise is a collaboration between Family Promise shelters and PetSmart. The program keeps those experiencing homelessness with their pets, which often kept many from seeking shelter.
Life Suspended in Rural Nepal
On a steep cliff northeast of Kathmandu, one family is forced to live outside, mourning the dead and worrying that rains from the coming monsoons will create more deadly landslides.
Survivors Share Personal Stories From Nepal Earthquake
Nearly a week after the earthquake that devastated Nepal on April 25, survivor Ram Bahadur Danuwar reflects on the loss of life in his village of Bhimtar in the Sindhu Palchok district. Amid the rubble of stone houses destroyed in the earthquake, he and other villagers wait for relief, which finally comes when the first […]
In Nepal, a Dangerous Journey Home
BY Rajneesh Bhandari | May. 5, 2015 | Trapped by an earthquake hundreds of miles from home, 28 Nepalese workers hiked for days braving landslides and collapsed roads to reach family members.
Searching for Survivors Outside Katmandu
BY Rajneesh Bhandari, Mona El-Naggar and Ben Laffin | Apr. 30, 2015 | 2:49 Days after Nepal’s devastating earthquake, rescue teams continued to fly missions from Katmandu to the countryside to find and evacuate the injured.
Fear and Limbo in Katmandu
BY Rajneesh Bhandari and Sofia Perpetua | Apr. 28, 2015 | 1:24 Since Saturday’s earthquake, tens of thousands in Katmandu have slept outside, wary of aftershocks and the threat of collapsing buildings.