- Saturday, 26 April 2025
Finland Leads In Inclusive Voting
With the arrival of spring after a prolonged and dark winter, Finland held its municipal elections. Although the election day was officially set for April 13, advance voting began as early as April 2. In these electio
Ecosystem Solutions For Health
Human health is largely anchored in socio-cultural and political contexts in human history and civilisation. It is closely linked to nature, environment and biodiversity. However, their intricate relationships are compl
Student Politics And Ambitions
The streets were jam-packed, and commuters, bearing the brunt of the May heat and the unbearable noise, looked completely flustered. The security forces were deployed in large numbers to maintain order and
Empowering English Through Assessment
New Directions The South Asia Conference, organised by the British Council for the first time, took place in New Delhi, India, from 21st February to 22nd February 2025 at the India Habitat Centre. The main the
Mirrors Of Buddha's Life
The old fades away, The new will arrive This poetic expression by Ānanda, close disciple of the Buddha, at the end of Shailendra Adhikary’s new novel 'Arhat', summarises the Buddha's teachings. The world is impermanent, everything is interdependent, and e
Social Themes In Stories
The meaning of God cannot be complete in a specific sense. Since the time of the origin of ancient religious scriptures of the Vedas and various Puranas, and even from the periods of Granthas like the Ramay
New Year Celebrations In Pokhara
Pokhara, a city with stunning natural beauty, lies within the breathtaking Annapurna region of Nepal. Its value is deeply connected to its spectacular milieu. A key element of this beauty, and a powerful symbol of Pokhara, is the reflection of the majestic Machhapuchhre mountain in the serene waters of Phewa Lake. This perfect reflection vividly demonstrates the strong and significant relationship between the elevated peak and the tranquil lake.
Lessons And Scars
Children are born with a gentle innocence filled with curiosity and deserve a safe and joyful learning environment. They are vulnerable and should be treated with utmost care. They should be encouraged to explore
Breathing Peril: Kathmandu's Polluted Air
For the past few weeks, Kathmandu's skyline has looked more like a post-apocalyptic movie set than the capital of a marvellous Himalayan nation. Once renowned for its vibrant culture
Think Before You Follow
Where are we heading? The recent trajectory of Nepal's social-political landscape represents the paradoxical reality – we are either making up our minds to emigrate or growing our agitation, leading to violent repercussions. As a nation historically known for our resilience and peace-loving nature, Nepal is now positioned at a crossroads, grappling with political turbulen
Gosainkunda: A Trekker’s Paradise
Nepal has myriad deities, religions, cultural traditions, and a panoramic natural blend with a unique landscape. When it comes to holy places, Nepalese should be proud of them. Each sacred
Xizang’s Education Boosts Regional Advancements
Over the past few decades, China has steadily achieved widespread and balanced educational development through continuous reform and investment—particularly in remote and ethnic
Nepali Soul In Verse
“Soche Jasto Hunna Jiwan Samjhe Jasto Hunna Jiwan Jasto Bhogyo Ustai Hunchha Dekhe Jasto Hunna Jiwan………” These beautiful l
