The festival season has already started in the country. The biggest festival of the majority of the Nepali population, whether within the country or outside, is just a few weeks away. This is Dashain, and it is loomin
Like every year, this time too, Nepal celebrated its National Education Day on Asoj 2. And generally, on this day, the government also distributes Nepal Bidhyabhushan, prestigious medals, under different categori
Artificial Intelligence has become the subject of inquiry and critical reflection not only of the scientists and techno-governance experts but also of political scientists and foreign policy strategists. Henry A Kissin
August 31, 2024 has become a historic day in Nepal. On this day, the open prison in Nuwakot, the first of its kind in Nepal, was inaugurated by Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak by relocating 147 inmates from the
In today's dynamic educational landscape, libraries have transformed significantly, expanding their role far beyond traditional book repositories. They have evolved into dynamic educational hubs, providing diver
At a time when the political leaders are singing the songs cooperation, collaboration, harmony and peaceful coexistence, the whole world is experiencing armed and financial conflicts, unrests, oppressions, sabotag
The recent investigative story Harayeka Barsaharu (The Lost Years), the latest in the series Herne Kathaharu (The Stories That Need to Be Seen), has uncovered the troubling presence of modern-day slaver
Lately, herbal remedies are growing in popularity in place of allopathic medicines as the latter is more likely to incur side effects. Particularly, social media has been used to champion the greater benefits of herbal remedies. Influencers are seen jostling online for users’ attention with click bait approach towards their health posts in social media. Reels, videos and posts perpetuate a healthier approach to life online as influencers compete to attract the attention of viewers.
The ruling and opposition parties have clashed in the federal parliament over Deputy Speaker Indira Rana Magar's ouster. A letter written about 19 months ago to the American mission in Kathmandu request
Within the vastness of Nepali politics, in a place where tradition collides with the aspiration of modernity, one priority for future development of the nation has probably been located: bridging the int
Many researches have shown that human beings have an inborn curiosity to learn right from the start. The process of learning never ends. The more we learn, the more inquisitive we grow. This desire to learn, explore and understand persists with them throughout their lives. That should be good news for teachers.
News is getting excessively expensive when it comes to sifting facts from fiction. Verifying information exacts extra time, cross-checking with channels of opposing persuasions and individual interests. A constant