- Friday, 24 January 2025
Virtuous Qualities Of Kunti
Kunti, as we know, is one of the famous female characters of the world-famous epic of the Mahabharat. And we also know she needs no further introduction because her dignified personality has continuo
Nepal's Kho Kho Seeks Extra Care
The young generation of Nepal was awestruck when they learnt that the nation’s men’s and women’s teams had entered the finals of the Kho Kho World Cup against the hosts, India. The final was held in the New Delhi-based Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium.
Hunger For Freedom
The darkness of the society never ends Tears roll down to the people’s face
Seismic Challenges In Nepal
Nepal lies in the central part of the geologically young Hindu-Kush-Himal
Shilshila's Journey Of Impactful Changes
Shilshila Acharya decided to follow her passion rather th
ADBL: Supporting Agricultural Growth
The Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) was formally established in 1968, with the primary aim of supporting the development of rural and agricultural sectors, merging with the initial Cooperative Bank established in 1963.
The Underground World Of Luray Caverns
Exploring a cave in Nepal can be an amazing experien
The Story Of Bagmati
The River of gods and mortals alike, A lifeline of the Kathmandu Valley
Perspective On Nepal's Poverty
Of late, there is a noticeable surge in the publications of various books by retired Nepali bureaucrats to particularly relate their own experience, perception, prognosis, and diagnosis of the situation in the country. Some of these publications are fictions and others literary pursuits. Many of such works are in th
Domestic Football League Faces Crisis
"Nepali football isn’t dying." This sentiment was expressed by striker Gilepsie Jung Karki following a victory over Afghanistan in a friendly match held in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, in November. Yes, Nepali football won’t die anytime soon, but it has undoubtedly hit its nadir. The
Self-Medication Risks
"My head is pounding," she mutters, reaching for a box of medicine and swallowing a Flexon tablet. "It feels like my temperature is going up," she says next, taking a paracetamol to cool it down. "My stomach is burning—must be gastritis," she decid
Young People And Demographic Dividend
Young people in Nepal make up a substantial portion of the population, with nearly 56 per cent of the country’s total population being under the age of 30 in 2021. This demographic is crucial to the nation’s development and social progress, as young people are often the catalysts for change, innovation, and social movements. Their energy, creativity, and adaptability drive economic growth, influence cultural fabric, and play an essential role in addressing societal chal
Thamel Happenings
Two girls, thoroughly sozzled, heavily made up, and dressed in a skimpy mini skirt and short down jacket, holding the pencil point-heeled shoes in one hand and each other's hands in the other, walk barefoot, taking as slow steps as possibl
