When public transport halts On June 2, public transport vehicles across Kathmandu and potentially much of Nepal stopped running. What began as a one-hour protest has now escalated into a full-fledged indefinite shutdown.
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.
Nepal witnesses fall of family-oriented society When you think of Nepal from a social standpoint, you see a family oriented society, a society much different than any western societies throughout the world.
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 64.13% students graded in Class 12 results A total of 64.13 percent of students have been graded in the Class 12 examination results published today by the National Examination Board.
World Ukrainian drones set a Moscow refinery ablaze in a major attack on the Russian capital Ukraine struck a major Moscow oil refinery Thursday for a second time in a week, sending huge plumes of black smoke over the capital and disrupting hundreds of flights at its airports in one of its biggest drone attacks since Russia’s full-scale invasion over four years ago, officials said.
Sports Red cards and poor defense send Qatar to its worst World Cup loss, a 6-0 embarrassment vs. Canada Qatar’s World Cup defeat to Canada on Thursday went so awry that goalkeeper Mahmoud Abunada appeared to break down in tears after the final whistle, receiving comfort from a teammate and Canada’s Jacob Schaffelburg.
Sports Mexico becomes first country to reach knockout stage of World Cup, beating South Korea 1-0 Mexico took advantage of a defensive blunder by South Korea to win 1-0 and become the first team to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup on Thursday, sending fans onto the streets across the country to celebrate.
Sports Nepali MMA fighter Koshish Shrestha to represent Delhi in India's International Fight League Nepali mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter Koshish Shrestha will represent the Delhi franchise in India's International Fight League (IFL), becoming one of the few Nepali athletes to compete in the country's first professional team-based MMA league.
Kathmandu Property Probe Commission will not interfere with CIAA: Finance Minister Wagle Finance Minister Dr Swarnim Wagle has said the newly formed Property Probe Commission will not interfere with the constitutional jurisdiction of the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA).
Environment Rain, thunderstorms forecast for eastern hills as heatwave grips western Tarai The country is set to experience a sharp weather contrast today, with moderate to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms forecast in eastern Nepal, while heatwave conditions are expected to persist across parts of the western Tarai.
Kathmandu FM says disputes exist on northern border too After successive visits to neighbouring India and China in a fortnight, Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal on Thursday told Parliament that his ministry is prioritising border management, security of Nepali migrant workers abroad and advancement of economic diplomacy.
Kathmandu KMC opens final online application for Class 11 scholarships The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has opened the final nomination (wrap-up) online application for Class 11 and 12 scholarships for the academic session 2026/27, allowing eligible students to once again select their preferred subjects and educational institutions.
Kathmandu Rs 88.33bn allocated for Intensive Urban Programme: Minister Lamsal Minister for Infrastructure Development Sunil Lamsal has said the government has allocated Rs 88.33 billion for the Intensive Urban Programme aimed at systematically developing and managing market areas in around 300 towns across the country.
Nepal South Korea commits USD 12 million for climate-resilient rice project in Nepal The Government of South Korea, through the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), has committed USD 12 million in grant assistance for a six-year project aimed at boosting climate-resilient rice production and food security in Nepal's Terai region.
Environment Govt aims for zero deaths in monsoon disasters: Home Minister Gurung Minister for Home Affairs Sudan Gurung has said the government's goal is to ensure zero human casualties from monsoon-related disasters through enhanced preparedness and coordinated response.