- Friday, 21 November 2025
The Melody Of Rara’s Waves
Visiting Mahendra Lake had been a dream since the day I read the poem "Rara Ki Apsara?" I was finally realising the dream. But the signs were not encouraging. Just as I was about to en
Buddha’s Teachings And Contemporary Politics
The very first principle of the Buddha’s philosophy is impermanence (anitya). Impermanence means change — the inevitable reality of life. Yet we generally dislike thinking or talking about
Recalling College Life
College life was one of the most memorable chapters of my life. These years were full of new experiences, lessons, fun and personal growth. While there were challenges, they helped shape
Under Pressure To Resist Tourist Flow
Upper Mustang, a rare gift of nature and culture, now seems under pressure to resist the flow of visitors. It is because of its history and much more. The
Drones, AI And Precision Farming
Agriculture is a way of life for Nepali people, with 60 per cent population engaged in agriculture, contributing around 24 per cent to the national GDP (MOALD 2023).
Fervour Of Communicative Ecosystem In South Asia
A two-day International Seminar was organised at Bodo land University, Kokrajhar, Assam. on October 30 and 31. The event, titled “The Dialogic of Language and Media: A Contemporary Perspective,” was jointly organised by the Centre of Bodo Studies and the Department of Bodo, Bodoland Universi
An Account Of Trans-Himalayan Relations
Nepal and Tibet have shared a relationship of both affection and animosity for millennia. Formal exchanges betw
The Visitors In Our Back Yard
In Nepal, my home had a big space and a lot of trees. There were a lot of pets like cats, dogs, chicken, goats, bunnies, and a white mouse. There was also a fami
Sustaining Nepal’s Nutrition Gains
For more than half a century, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has stood beside Nepal — not merely as a donor, but as a trusted friend in its journey from de
A Community’s Fight To Protect Precious Tree
Loth Salla, scientifically known as Taxus wallichiana or the Himalayan yew, grows between 2,300 and 3,400 meters. This tree is not an ordinary plant. Its leaves and bark contain taxol, a powerf
Sudan Takes Chariya Dance Across Globe
Born to a family deeply rooted in Newa culture, Sudan Munikar grew up in Yatkha, Kathmandu. The city of Kathmandu is renowned for its Newari festivals, rituals, dances, music and cultural
Meteors To Paint Sky With Shooting Stars
The night skies of this cold, short winter month can captivate sky-gazers with a myriad of mysteries connected to conjuring constellations, sparkling stars, and peculiar planets that gleam
Ecological Significance Of Modiaain
Fiction is a flexible and effective medium to present the diverse picture of human characters and the significance of the milieu where it is set. A good fictional work presents a very sign
