- Tuesday, 5 August 2025
Focus On Implementation Of Past Accords
As Nepal and China are observing the 70th anniversary of the establishment of their diplomatic relations, the focus must be shifted to implementing various bilateral agreements signed between the two nations. Despite having close and c
The Silence Beneath Conservation
Nepal has emerged as a global leader in wildlife conservation in recent decades, achieving significant milestones in protecting endangered species such as tigers, rhinos, and snow leopards. Nepal's conservation journey began with the formula
Bridging Educational Gaps In Nepal And Beyond
Though our journeys began in different places, we were driven by the same deep desire to bridge the education gap, whether in under-resourced neighbourhoods in Nepal or underserved communities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Both of us had see
Evaluation Shapes Educational Quality
Despite attempting a good teaching and learning process, numerous problems sometimes affect teachers and students in several ways. In this context, an evaluation of the educational curriculum is required to understand the issues and address them with possible solutions. The
Diplomacy Through A Crisis Lens
Diplomats write memoirs to give meaningful perspectives of developments during service periods, commonly reported confidentially rather than made public. After superannuation, one of the favourite pastimes of most of the practitioners of the art and craft of diplomacy is to pen experiences in black and white.
Guide To Parliamentary Reporting
Since the primary 'Acta Diurna' (or daily acts in Latin) was published or distributed in Rome in 59 BC, and the speed brought about by Johannes Gutenberg's revolutionary invention of the modern printing technology called moveable type during
Unique Forms of Lakhe Dance
Year-round religious festivals in Dolakha town begin following the celebration of Gantakarna Parba on Shrawan Krishna Chaturdasi. Among these, one of the first jatras is the Lakhe (demon) dance, which starts from Shrawan Krishna Auns
Lessons From Manakamana Visit
As long as we remain open-minded about the possibilities and opportunities our life brings us, some experiences can be game-changers. I found my initial visit to Manakamana Temple to be highly positive. It taught me not to judge some
The Unspoken Language
With trembling and crying, Found a newborn with the mother lying. Unbroken bond deep and true,
The New Unified Philosophical Frontier
In the luminous orbit of digital phenomenology emerging in recent years, where human experience refracts through the prism of technology, the archetype of the classical human subject intrinsic to post-humanism begins to evapor
Relishing China’s Mesmerising Development
As we landed in Beijing at midnight on June 16, 2025, my curiosity to know modern China from the close quarters reached a zenith. The Chinese Foreign Ministry had invited three female professionals, including two journalists from Nepal, t
Why Krishna Matters In Life
Krishna is respected chiefly as a religious figure, a divine character worshipped by millions of devotees. Temples, rituals, and hymns celebrate his glory. His names (Govinda, Madhav, Gopal, and Hari, among others) echo in prayers, his for
Your Mind Needs You
In the rush of everyday life, have you ever stopped to ask: "How is my mind?" We feed our bodies, we clean our homes, we upgrade our gadgets. But
