- Saturday, 28 March 2026
Over Two-Century Diplomatic Course Of Nepal
Every nation has defining moments that shape its destiny and influence its engagement with the world. History often recalls nations of the diplomatic paths they carve in the international arena. With a diplomatic legacy spanning 210 years and 182 nations, Nepal’s steadfast commitment to a Non-Aligned Foreign Policy has transformed centuries of quiet diplomacy into a masterclass of peaceful yet potent strateg
Ramnavami And Mithila Traditions
Mithila is a lovely and legendary land, enriched and endowed with many fairs and festivals. There is an uninterrupted and everlasting flow of interrelated festivals throughout the whole year. It has literally become
Tales From A Living Monument Zone
Criss-crossed by the Bagmati, Bishnumati, Manohara, Balkhu, Hanumante, and numerous other rivers and streams, the Kathmandu Valley, which was once a lake, has become one of the most fertile grain baskets and
Worlds Apart Yet All Together
As a child, I was born into a family that traveled for research, education, and joy. By the time I was five years old, I had traveled across 13 districts of my home country, Nepal. Some of these were in the extreme n
Innovation Beyond Human Thought
Technology is an integral aspect of human life. It is a civilisational identity. From the grinding stone to the laptop, and from pigeons flying with letters to the information deluge triggered by artificial intelligence (
Migratory Eagle In Kapilvastu
The steppe eagle is a large migratory bird of prey that visits Nepal during the winter months. The bird comes to Nepal from Europe, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, China, and Russia. The bird inhabits Kapilvastu Dist
Discipline Builds Destiny
Eighteen: there is something powerful in this number. It feels like growth and responsibility, doesn’t it? This stage is the moment when life begins to demand decisions, and doubts often arise. We all face the fear
Big Bad Bullies
Bullies come in different shapes and sizes, The worst one is like a big bad storm, The worst one is l
Dalits Still Endure Violence And Exclusion
On February 21, Santa Bahadur Chandaro (Bishwokarma) of Malmul in Pokhara–32 went to attend the wedding of his neighbour Kashiram Ghimire’s son. While he was waiting in line for the reception meal, his neig
Linguistic Diversity Across South Asia
Late February in Kokrajhar, Assam, India, was not just a time and space but a seven-day amalgam of languages, cultures, memories, and shared responsibilities. It was an assembly of scholars, teachers, research
A Close Look At The Mᾱnas
Drawing a conclusion on the basis of speculation and hearsay is a wrong trend. Recently, an Indian woman teacher at a quiz event was heard asserting that the Rᾱmᾱyaṇa, The Mᾱnas, popularly called by Tulasidas, is in the Awadhi languag
Proactive Diplomacy Still Missing In Action
The book is a collection of 15 articles, including a foreword and a message from Dr. Bishnu Hari Nepal, editor of the book, and Chairman of the Centre for Diplomatic Dialogue Dr. Shambhu Pokharel, respectiv
Tales Of A Restless Heart
“Everything seems out of place, even my insights. I cannot forgive myself and be proud of what I have become. I judge myself through a social lens. I look for permanency in a job, but I am dwelling in betwe
