- Wednesday, 15 January 2025
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
Nepal’s Education Policy And Practice
Nepal stands at such a critical juncture that people in every sector appear to have lost hope and confidence. A hushed presence of sceptic sighs is everywhere—at public places, markets, service centres, enterprises, industries, and airport dep
Exploring New Year's Skies
The night skies of this cold winter month would present numerous planets, constellations, stars, and other enticing enigmatic entities that can be observed all over the heavens. The elusive planet Mercury would stay low in the eastern sky
Chaku: Tokha's Sweet Tradition
As you arrive in Tokha during the winter months, a warm and inviting aroma greets you, the distinctive scent of Chaku being prepared. Local Chaku businessmen work tirelessly, spending extra hours to prepare and distribute this tradition
Compilation Of Culinary Terms
Dictionaries have long been regarded as essential tools for language learning, offering translations and definitions that bridge linguistic gaps. Traditionally, readers have relied on English-to-English or English-to-Nepali dictionaries to expand the
Chengdu’s Traditional Cuisine Tells Timeless Stories
During my visit to Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province in China, I discovered a city that masterfully blends rich culinary traditions with modern innovation. Renowned for its vibrant food culture, panda sanctuaries, and comfortabl
Impact Of Movies On Mental Health
Mental health issues have existed throughout history but were misunderstood. In the past, they were often linked to ghosts, witches, or black magic. Treatments included exorcism, lobotomies, and torture, which often led to death. Peopl
An Unfinished Agenda For Reform
In an increasingly connected world, access to health care is largely shaped by political, economic, cultural, historical, and geographical contexts. As a matter of fact, still the health care needs of socially exclud
Jimmy Carter's Nepal Trip As A Nature Lover
I missed President Jimmy Carter when he first came to Nepal for observing elections. Things happen for a reason! The constituent assembly election was taking place, and he was coming back. I was conta
Global Learning In Disaster Management
The great polymath of Eastern philosophy, Chanakya, once stated, "Before you start some work, always ask yourself three questions: Why am I doing it? What might the results be? Will I be successful? Only when you t
Sherpa And Arora's Mission To Save Himalayas
Humans are biologically a part of nature, sharing ecosystems with other living beings. Our survival depends on the natural environment, including air, water, food, and the biodiversity that sustains these systems. However, the overexploitation of natural resources often leads to environmental degradation, such as deforestation, soil erosion, and water pollution. Human activity has had profound effects on the enviro
Stories Of Nepali Immigrants
The In-betweeners by Khem K. Aryal consists of 13 stories, most of which revolve around the experiences of Nepali immigrants in America. These stories explore their daily lives, reflections, nostalgia, tensions, a
