India's political tea game In recent years, the Nepali tea industry has faced relentless assaults orchestrated by the political echelons of India's tea sector.
Nepali exodus: People voting with feet Nepal is grappling with a growing sense of people’s dissatisfaction regarding the performance, efficacy and integrity of the government and the political leadership.
Climate crisis: Why can't Nepal lead in global action? In a recent remark, Prime Minister Dahal stressed that “Nepal has a zilch role in climate crisis”.
Persons with disabilities: Govt be serious about their rights Each year, the 3rd of December is universally celebrated as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, more known as International Disability Day. These are citizens still living on the margins of society.
Reading newspapers: Let's revive the culture There is something I hardly can live without: reading news. While I do spend a lot of time reading news online, I am a bit of a traditionalist, old school guy, and I still love reading printed newspapers. The other day, my usual newspaper shop was closed, and it was around 5pm in the evening and a sort of “fear of missing out” hit me.
Grid interconnection of micro hydro power plants in Nepal for sustainable energy landscape Micro hydro power plants are considered as a decentralized energy solution, typically for electrifying remote areas with minimum environmental impact.
Herpes simplex encephalitis: Understanding the sneaky trick of a neurotrophic virus Sarita had developed fever and sore throat for two days. She had taken some throat lozenges which failed to respond. It then got worse with each passing day.
Current status of Nepal: The hijacked state The political landscape in Nepal has been continuously taking disheartening turns.
Jobs for persons with disability: The corporate sector must step in Last Saturday, I met Sarita Thulung, the para-athlete and disability and social inclusion activist.
Countering climate misinformation The world hoped the COVID-19 pandemic's misinformation crisis would end with vaccine rollouts.
Body intelligence: Science beyond substance Most of us regard the self, or our deepest hub, as subtle. Just think of it. We all communicate with our mind, body, tongue and ear.
Sorrow of coalition government: Constitutional breach aplenty The pre-electoral coalition is generally considered inconsistent with ethical democratic practices, a sentiment explicitly reinforced by the Constitution of Nepal, which overtly prohibits such alliances. Article 56 (6) of the constitution underscores the nation's commitment to a multi-party, competitive, democratic republic.
Reading newspapers: Let's revive the culture There is something I hardly can live without: reading news. While I do spend a lot of time reading news online, I am a bit of a traditionalist, old school guy, and I still love reading printed newspapers.
The multinutrient question: To supplement, or not to It’s obvious that vitamins and minerals ought to be a part of our wellness cover — like life insurance — in health and illness. Here’s why — vitamins are a cluster of organic nutrients found in plants and animals.
Cancer often requires more than one treatment − an oncologist explains why some patients like Kate Middleton receive both chemotherapy and surgery
Nepal Two ministers allocated portfolio in Sudurpaschim Province Chief Minister of Sudurpaschim Province, Kamal Bahadur Shah, has assigned the responsibility to two ministers participating in the provincial government from the Nagarik Unmukti Party.
Sports T-20 Cricket Series: match between Nepal 'A' and Ireland 'A' cancelled The cricket match between Nepal 'A' and Ireland 'A' has been canceled due to rain today.
Kathmandu U.S. embassy hosts networking event for women The U.S. Embassy today organised a celebratory networking event for prominent Nepali women in Kathmandu.
Nepal New signboard at Everest Base Camp sparks strong reactions The new signboard erected at the Everest Base Camp (EBC) by the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality about a week ago has sparked a range of strong reactions.
Nepal Adverse weather affects air travel; Flights affected at TIA Air flights in the country have been generally affected due to the adverse weather.
Kathmandu Tourism Minister, Korean Envoy launch trekking route map as KOTTAN marks 7th AGM Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Hit Bahadur Tamang said that the government was always ready to work together with the Korean tour and trekking operators for tourism promotion as Korea is a major market for Nepal.
Nepal SEE commences peacefully throughout country This year's Secondary Education Examination (SEE) conducted by National Examinations Board has commenced peacefully at 2,064 examination centres across the country from today. It will conclude on April 9.
Nepal Japan assists in improving learning environment in Gorkha The Japan government handed over the new classroom building of Shree Rameshwary Secondary School in Gorkha district, on Thursday.
Business Gold price surge by Rs 1,100 per tola; Silver follows with Rs 20 increase The domestic gold market witnessed a notable surge, with prices climbing by Rs 1,100 per tola, on Thursday. Following suit, silver price also experienced an increase of Rs 20 per tola.
Lifestyle Cancer often requires more than one treatment − an oncologist explains why some patients like Kate Middleton receive both chemotherapy and surgery Oncologist Alexander Olawaiye of the University of Pittsburgh explains what factors doctors take into account when devising a cancer treatment plan.
Kathmandu Health Minister urges Kanti Children's Hospital not to deny treatment to needy patients The Health Minister pledged ministry support for the expansion of beds and ICU facilities to admit a higher number of patients.
Nepal Reduction of waste quantity at Bancharedanda planned Secretary at the Ministry, Maniram Gelal, shared that the meeting also decided to urge the Investment Board to promptly finalize Nepwaste's proposal on waste management in accordance with the law.