- Thursday, 3 July 2025
Fair Financial System
Reforms in the international financial architecture have been a persistent call from the Global South, as Western nations have historically dominated the establishment of global financial institutions, such as the Inter
Disaster Readiness
Every year, the monsoon season appears with a familiar scene of submerged settlements, flooded streets, and desperate rescues in hills and plains. The recent flood in Kailali, Dhangadhi, a
Milestone Civil Service Bill
In a historic move, the House of Representatives (HoR) Sunday endorsed the much-awaited Federal Civil Service Bill, 2082, crucial for the implementation of the federal administrative structure
Self-reliance On Rice
Nepal’s Tarai region is known as the breadbasket, contributing around 71 percent of the paddy production. The southern plains contain only 23 per cent of the country’s landmass, but they are f
Improved SEE Results
The results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) for the academic year 2024/25 have improved significantly compared to that of last year. While only 47.86 per cent of students
Elephant Conservation
Over the past decades, Nepal has made illustrious achievements in wildlife conservation. This has earned the country global fame as a frontrunner in these laudabl
Explore Local Resources
Local governments, a crucial component of Nepal’s federalism, are gradually building their institutional capacity, essential to be financially autonomous. However, the annual budgets they presented the other day imply that they have yet to prove their mettle in attaining economic self-reliance through the generat
Hygiene of Outdoor Food
Consumption of street food during the monsoon season poses health risks. The season comes with floods, creating unhygienic conditions in the city, largely
Export Trade Prospects
For many Asian countries, exports have been a path to prosperity. Japan, South Korea and China are a few examples among them. By grounding their economy
Corridors For Connectivity
Nepal’s difficult and inaccessible geography is a reason that has hindered its overall economic development. Its mountains cover 15 per cent of the area, hills 68
Operation Of Overpass
In today's fast-paced world, economic productivity is hailed as the key to higher income. In a world where more and more people are commuting daily for work,
Course Of Happiness
There's a growing global recognition that education must help pupils not only to build their careers but also to lead a fulfilling life and be of service to their community, country and the world as a whole. To meet th
Air Pollution Perils
Nepal’s identity as a pristine Himalayan nation is under constant threat. Its snowy mountains and glaciers are melting fast, with disastrous consequences for the people living in its vicinity and beyond. Clim
