- Tuesday, 9 December 2025
Monetary Implications Of Digitalisation
We are living in the digital world affecting all spheres of economic activities and daily life. With the process of digitalisation, the new digital economy has emerged. The digital economy refers to economic activities that are promoted by digit
Dilemma Over LDC Graduation
The deadline for graduating to the status of a developing country from that of a Least Developed Country (LDC) was approaching when the country experienced political upheavals in September. The Gen Z protests against a ban on social m
Coexistence, Not Conflict
Along the border of Malawi and Zambia, elephants and other wildlife regularly destroy crops and threaten lives. With deterrents, community action and livelihood support, a German-funded project wants to show that protecting nature can also protect people.
Need For Revitalising SAARC
Exactly 40 years ago, the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) was launched in Dhaka, Bangladesh, after more than five years of preparatory work at the level of foreign secretaries and foreign ministers of the region. All SAARC member states, in euphoric mood, hoped for a new era of regional cooperation for the promotion of peace and progress, mutual trust and goodwill in South Asia. South A
In-service Learning
In Nepal, we often speak about producing capable, responsible young people who can contribute to society. We talk about leadership, innovation, and nation-building. But when we look closely at our classroom
Coherent Higher Education Model In Need
It has become increasingly clear that Nepal’s higher education system has reached a point of directionlessness in its further development and disorder in its management. Over the past seven decades, the country has
How Technology Shapes, Shakes Human Life
Humans—specifically Homo sapiens—have always been in pursuit of a better life. From the hunting-gathering age to the digital era, this quest continues, albeit the tools we use have transformed dramatically
Reviving Reading Culture
Painfully, a decline can be incessantly observed in the reading culture from young minds to experienced ones globally, despite increasingly expanding access to digital connectivity. Among many vanishing, long-establishe
Resolving Multiplexity Of Societal Challenges
Complexity denotes a singular web of challenges, while multiplexity implies its plural nature, where each cluster of complexity is embedded in the other in a layered and varied manner, thus making them tough to r
To What Extent Can Teachers Use AI ?
Those of us born in the 1960s and 70s and fortunate enough to go to school (going to school was a hard-to-afford affair for many Nepalis, and the school-going cohort mostly included youth and children from
Veganism: Kindness We Owe To The Silent
There are moments in life when something soft and trembling touches your heart so deeply that you can never be the same again. It may be a pair of eyes, wide, innocent, asking nothing but to live. It may be a gen
Human Factor Key To Poll Security
The Nepal government is busy carrying out intensive preparation for the elections to the House of Representatives scheduled for 5 March 2026, which was shortly announced after the formation of the new gove
Need For Youth Efficiency Council
Nepal stands at a turning point. After decades of political instability, administrative paralysis, and unfulfilled promises of reform, it has become clear that our biggest challenge is not a lack of ideas — but a lack of
