- Saturday, 2 May 2026
Raman Paudel
Where will children study after demolition of school?
Looking at the chaotic situation after the bulldozer demolished the squatter settlements on the banks of the Manohara River reminds a song ‘Another Day in Paradise’ sung by Phil Collins in 1989. The song tells a story o
Relocating cricket stadium from TU ground is costly and complicated
It has been two weeks since Tribhuvan University (TU) issued a 35-day ultimatum for the return of lands occupied by various companies and individuals. While a few organisations have started t
Stakeholders concerned about keeping autistic children in residential schools
Researchers, stakeholders, including rights activists, have argued that the recent decision to construct autism residential schools made by the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology would segregate children with disabilities from inclusive education.
Eagerly awaited but a challenging task
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has initiated a process to amend the constitution by forming a task force led by Ashim Shah, who serves as his political advisor. The task force will include memb
SEE English exams concludes peacefully nationwide
The Secondary Education Examination (SEE) in compulsory English concluded peacefully across the country on Thursday, the first day of exams. According to the Natio
SEE begins today, 510,000 examinees to appear
This year’s SEE is beginning across the country from Thursday. For this, the National Education Board (NEB) stated that all question papers, answer sheets, and other necessary materials have arrived at examination centres.
Omission of Health Insurance Programme in govt's 100-point reform plan raises concern
The 100-point agenda for governance reform made public by the government led by Prime Minister Balendra Shah has left out the health insurance programme, which is considered to be the backbone of the health sector.
SEE preparations complete: NEB
This year’s SEE will begin on Thursday, April 2. For this, the National Education Board (NEB) has released its examination schedule. According to the NEB, 51
JEMC completes printing of school textbooks, all set to begin distribution
The printing of text books for the academic session 2083 has been almost complete, according to Janak Education Materials Centre (JEMC). It is also learnt that text
Health services likely to be hit with reduced budget ceiling
Ahead of the March 5 election to the House of Representatives, the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) put forward 10 major health commitments through its manifesto, including a special focus on mental health. The RSP has promised t
Parliament gallery not ready for new assembly
An alternative venue will be arranged for the swearing-in of the members of the House of Representatives, as the construction of the new parliamentary building at the Singha Durbar premises will not be completed on schedule.
EC struggles with social media misuse
A video of Gagan Thapa, President of the Nepali Congress and candidate from Sarlahi Constituency No. 4, has gone viral in recent days. In the video, President Thapa appears to portray indigenous peoples negatively.
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All parties commit to health agenda, but fail to allocate adequate budget
Ahead of the election for the House of Representatives, almost all political parties have addressed health issues in their manifestos. Free health services, health insurance, and other fundamental health con
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Parties repeat past agendas, but unwilling to address structural issues
“Education is fundamental to a country’s development” is a phrase commonly echoed by political parties, especially during election times. They have reiterated this sentiment once again ahead of the House of
OPD insurance limit set at Rs. 25,000
The Health Insurance Board has revised its policy on providing health insurance services, deciding that beneficiaries can now receive OPD services up to Rs. 25,000 only.
