- Wednesday, 25 December 2024
Shifting Nepali Farms As Men Migrate
Not long ago, 50-year-old Maya Devi Kandel worked from dawn to dusk on her farm in Sharanpur-16 of Bharatpur Metropolitan City in the Chitwan district. Besides the gruelling farm work, she had to support her two young children, aged two and four.
MLTC: An Unnoticed Health Issue
From the ancient plague outbreak to the current COVID-19 pandemic, various diseases and public health issues have affected people's lives all over the world throughout history. Presentl
Dreams Beyond Departure
The airport was a purgatory of hopes and farewells. Saurav stood among the crowd, his rejection slip crumpled in his back pocket, its edges cutting into his skin like a dull knife. He hadn’t left
A Modern Social Awareness Novel
The word ‘Punsaban’ may be unheard these days. But, if we try to understand its meaning attentively, the word surprisingly makes everyone inquisitive about one of the important visions of Ve
Love, Life, And Healing
Anish Ghimire’s ‘The Stardust In Us’ embodies unconditional love, poignant romance, and tragic reality. Reading this novel is like discovering a literary treasure. The book gives each character a
Status Of Mottled Wood Owl In Nepal
The Mottled Wood Owl first appeared in June 2015 in the buffer zone of Bardia National Park, the largest national park in the Tarai of West Nepal. Subsequently, it appeared in the Sauraha
The Ocean
Larger than and deeper than imagination goes Where people row away their woe
Social Media Influencing Nepali Politics
In the past, it was in teashops that people gathered to gossip about political leaders, their parties, and their interests. Those who spent considerable time in these teashops could easily predict which party had won the hearts of the general public. For several years, the people in teashops maintained that if any party cared for the citizens, it was the Maoists, thanks to their groundbreaking revolution. Whet
Hareram's Dedication To Harmonium
Amid Kathmandu’s bustling Ason area, where narrow streets weave stories of generations, stands an old mud-and-brick house. Inside, a creaky flight of wooden stairs leads to a workshop filled with wooden parts, r
Lumbini As A Global Peace Hub
Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, is a site of immense spiritual, historical, and cultural significance. Despite being a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a sacred destination for millions, Lumbini remains under
Stellar Night Events In Winter
The night skies of this chilly winter month provide the mysterious marvels of the perplexing planets, captivating constellations, and strange stars that adorn the heavens. The magnificent planet Mercury could b
Tibet Adopts Clean Energy For Centralised Heating
Winter has arrived, and Tibet, China, has entered its coldest season of the year. In the past, due to Tibet’s high altitude and cold weather, coal burning was commonly used to provide centralised heating for buildin
Pudasaini’s Tips For Nation’s Prosperity
Education is considered a powerful tool that helps not only spread the light of knowledge but also build a well-off society. Moreover, with quality education that meets global standards, a country can leap forward in
