When the laughter hurts Bullying is an intentional, inhumane act of hurting another person or group physically, especially to cause them psychological harm.
Political instability and mental health In the heart of the Himalayas, Nepal has endured decades of political turmoil –from monarchy to democracy, from conflict to fragile peace.
We suffer from Commitment Dysfunction Syndrome A pattern learned in childhood, reinforced by culture, and now amplified by technology.
The One who created God must be a Genius From the first cry of a newborn to the last moments of life on a deathbed, we are among the creation of God. In every turn, curve, and step of life, we are under the supervision of God.
Everest chose us-Have we forgotten? There’s a strange irony in being born in the land of the highest peak yet forgetting to stand tall.
The silent suffering as a bug “Changes bring opportunity”. After reading ‘The Metamorphosis’ by Franz Kafka, this saying feels like an outrage. Kafka, a prominent 20th-century figure, explores the struggle of daily life, depicting a man caught between the hardships of life and death.
Listen to your body As a woman in my late 30’s, I write this article to share my experience of my journey from ignoring to listening to my body signs. I hope the article helps you, if you haven’t been listening to your body!
Why do students want to leave? As a grade 11 student, I’ve seen countless seniors from my school eagerly apply for universities abroad.
The Dead Sea and Everest-Dead Sea stones As someone who does not know how to swim, the Dead Sea was fun! When I visited the place in October 2024, the only word I could think of was ‘breathtaking’.
From guards to bank's CFO, Nepalis strive in Cambodia amid rising migration Nepal and Cambodia have maintained cordial and friendly relations since establishing diplomatic ties in 1975.
Vietnam gains popularity among Nepali travelers Driven by remittances and a steadily evolving travel culture, a growing number of Nepalis are choosing to travel abroad for leisure and holiday experiences.
International Experiential Education Forum 2024: An eye-opening experience Earlier this week, I had the incredible opportunity to participate in the "International Experiential Education Forum 2024" held at Wuhan Sport University, China.
LGBTQIA+ inschool curriculum Imagine living in a world where you do not know what sex is. Now, imagine going to school and not being able to educate yourself about LGBTQIA+. A school should be a place where every student feels at home – a home that gives the right to express about every trivial thing, regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation.
Nepal wins three UIAA positions as NMA officials elected to mountain protection, mountaineering commissions
World A powerful bomb has exploded near railway track in southwest Pakistan, wounding more than two dozen A powerful bomb exploded near a railway track as a train carrying passengers passed through the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta on Sunday, wounding more than two dozen people, officials said.
Nepal Pokhara moves to clear encroachment for modern bus park project The Pokhara Valley Municipal Development Committee has issued a public notice directing the removal of illegal structures, including shops, from the Pokhara Bus Park area within 15 days.
Nepal Disaster-related incidents kill 70 in 40 days A total of 70 people have lost their lives in 1,342 disaster-related incidents reported across the country over the past 40 days, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority.
Entertainment Elephants in the Fog writes history by winning Cannes Un Certain Regard jury prize It was a moment of immense pride for the director and the cast and crew of the film Elephants in the Fog on the night of May 22 when their film won the Cannes’ International Film Festival’s Un Certain Regard Jury Prize.
Nepal British deaf climber, Michael Woods, summits Everest, survives harrowing descent in death zone British deaf mountaineer Michael Joseph Woods summited Mount Everest on Thursday morning, then spent two to three hours alone near the Hillary Step in what he later described as one of the hardest battles of his life, before being assisted down by his guide Sherpa in a descent that tested every limit of his endurance.
Nepal Nepal wins three UIAA positions as NMA officials elected to mountain protection, mountaineering commissions Three senior officials of the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) have been elected to key commissions of the International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation (UIAA), further consolidating Nepal's representation in the global mountaineering governance structure.
Nepal Heat wave, hot day conditions likely to continue in Lumbini, Sudurpashchim The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology (DHM) has forecast continued heat wave and hot day conditions in parts of western Nepal, while moderate rain and thunderstorms are likely in several hilly and Himalayan regions of the country.
World Japanese woman who scaled the world's 14 top peaks says she wants to share joy The first woman to conquer the world's second-highest peak, K2, three times has also summited all 14 of the world's tallest mountains.
Business Muktinath Bikas Bank provides scholarships to 42 students Muktinath Bikas Bank Ltd. has provided scholarships to 42 Grade 11 students from across the country under its “Muktinath Utkristha Scholarship” programme.
Lifestyle Kajaria partners with Miss Nepal 2026 as title sponsor Kajaria has been announced as the title sponsor of The Hidden Treasure Miss Nepal 2026.
Nepal Gurkha soldier to represent UK Armed Forces at NATO Chess Championship Warrant Officer 2 Ngadi Sherpa of the Queen’s Own Gurkha Logistic Regiment has been selected to represent the UK Armed Forces at the NATO Chess Championship to be held in Jūrmala, Latvia, from October 11 to 17.
Business Himalayan Hideaway Resort appoints veteran Thai chef as Executive Chef Himalayan Hideaway Resort Pokhara has appointed acclaimed Thai culinary expert Chef Thaksorn Than Sertsirikai as its new Executive Chef.
