Parroting of socialism: Merely in words, not in action Parroting of socialism: Merely in words, not in action Two notable events have emerged prominently in the last week in the country. Two notable events have emerged prominently in the last week in the country. Opinion 07 May, 2025
Midwives are critical in every crisis Midwives are critical in every crisis The International Day of the Midwife on 5 May celebrates the work of midwives across the globe in a world of increasing risk and crisis. In 2025, the theme for this celebration is “midwives: critical in every crisis.” This theme highlighting the role of midwifery and its crucial contribution to maternal health during crisis is very relevant to Nepal. The International Day of the Midwife on 5 May celebrates the work of midwives across the globe in a world of increasing risk and crisis. In 2025, the theme for this celebration is “midwives: critical in every crisis.” This theme highlighting the role of midwifery and its crucial contribution to maternal health during crisis is very relevant to Nepal. Opinion 05 May, 2025
Federalism in Nepal: Flexibility, pragmatism should drive the discussion Federalism in Nepal: Flexibility, pragmatism should drive the discussion The ongoing debate on federalism is often being framed in such a way that it does not do a good service to the nation. Instead of holding a conversation about it based on objectivity and opinionated reasoning, people end up repeating the same catchphrases and talking points. The ongoing debate on federalism is often being framed in such a way that it does not do a good service to the nation. Instead of holding a conversation about it based on objectivity and opinionated reasoning, people end up repeating the same catchphrases and talking points. Opinion 05 May, 2025
Nepal's Carbon Trade: Big Hopes, Small Gains Nepal's Carbon Trade: Big Hopes, Small Gains Carbon markets are systems where businesses or countries can buy and sell permits to emit carbon, helping balance global emissions. Carbon markets are systems where businesses or countries can buy and sell permits to emit carbon, helping balance global emissions. Opinion 04 May, 2025
Nature and life: Nurture holds the key Nature and life: Nurture holds the key Nature clings itself together with the divine element, or dynamics, in us — to augment the dignity of our righteous and harmonious actions. Nature clings itself together with the divine element, or dynamics, in us — to augment the dignity of our righteous and harmonious actions. Opinion 02 May, 2025
Gerontocracy in political parties: Time to embrace genuine internal democracy Gerontocracy in political parties: Time to embrace genuine internal democracy In Nepal's vibrant yet tumultuous political landscape, the notion of internal democracy within political parties is often heralded as a cornerstone of democratic governance. In Nepal's vibrant yet tumultuous political landscape, the notion of internal democracy within political parties is often heralded as a cornerstone of democratic governance. Opinion 01 May, 2025
Facing the forthcoming monsoon: Through the use of scientific indigenous practices Facing the forthcoming monsoon: Through the use of scientific indigenous practices The monsoon has been preceded by incredible environmental ups and downs over the last fortnight in the country. The monsoon has been preceded by incredible environmental ups and downs over the last fortnight in the country. Opinion 30 Apr, 2025
The loneliness epidemic in Nepal and South Asia: Some SE Asian countries offer models to consider The loneliness epidemic in Nepal and South Asia: Some SE Asian countries offer models... Loneliness is often imagined as a quiet affliction of older people or an urban malaise of the West. Loneliness is often imagined as a quiet affliction of older people or an urban malaise of the West. Opinion 29 Apr, 2025
33 children die every day in Nepal before age 5: Let's invest in a system that works for all children 33 children die every day in Nepal before age 5: Let's invest in a system that works... What if your child died from pneumonia because the nearest hospital didn’t have a paediatrician or even a bed? For many families in Nepal, this is not a tragic one-off—it’s a daily reality. What if your child died from pneumonia because the nearest hospital didn’t have a paediatrician or even a bed? For many families in Nepal, this is not a tragic one-off—it’s a daily reality. Opinion 28 Apr, 2025
The enduring trauma of Palestinian children The enduring trauma of Palestinian children Yesterday, children were bombed. This is cruelty, this is not war. I want to say it because it touches my heart." — Pope Francis, condemning the bombing of children in Gaza Yesterday, children were bombed. This is cruelty, this is not war. I want to say it because it touches my heart." — Pope Francis, condemning the bombing of children in Gaza Opinion 27 Apr, 2025
Ten years since the Gorkha Earthquake: Nepal is still not fully prepared Ten years since the Gorkha Earthquake: Nepal is still not fully prepared It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that when the earth shook on April 25, 2015, the lives of Nepalis changed forever. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that when the earth shook on April 25, 2015, the lives of Nepalis changed forever. Opinion 24 Apr, 2025
Economic Reform Commission report: Will it also gather dust in the cupboard? Economic Reform Commission report: Will it also gather dust in the cupboard? The report of the High-level Economic Reform Commission, also dubbed as the road map of the economy, has been the talk of the town after it was submitted to Finance Minister Bishnu Paudel by the commission Chairman, Rameshwore Khanal, a former secretary of the Nepal government, and its members. The report of the High-level Economic Reform Commission, also dubbed as the road map of the economy, has been the talk of the town after it was submitted to Finance Minister Bishnu Paudel by the commission Chairman, Rameshwore Khanal, a former secretary of the Nepal government, and its members. Opinion 23 Apr, 2025
Mission: Stop smoking: Enforce the rules Mission: Stop smoking: Enforce the rules This piece is about tackling the worrisome trend of smoking among Nepali youths and ensuring that Metropolitan governments can have an important role to play. This piece is about tackling the worrisome trend of smoking among Nepali youths and ensuring that Metropolitan governments can have an important role to play. Opinion 22 Apr, 2025
What are they searching for?: It's all part of the Easter spirit What are they searching for?: It's all part of the Easter spirit Every year, on a Sunday in spring, one can observe the same scene all over Germany: children from toddlers to teens busily running around in houses, gardens, public parks or even in zoos. They all seem to be looking for something… Every year, on a Sunday in spring, one can observe the same scene all over Germany: children from toddlers to teens busily running around in houses, gardens, public parks or even in zoos. They all seem to be looking for something… Opinion 21 Apr, 2025
The untapped potential of the yak economy The untapped potential of the yak economy At a remote location in Dolpa District, north-western Nepal, yak herders churn butter from fresh milk by hand, using age-old techniques passed down through generations. At a remote location in Dolpa District, north-western Nepal, yak herders churn butter from fresh milk by hand, using age-old techniques passed down through generations. Opinion 20 Apr, 2025
Doctoral degree mandatory in TU: A step in the right direction Doctoral degree mandatory in TU: A step in the right direction The Tribhuvan University Senate has virtually ignited a spark in the otherwise gloomy academic arena by making the doctoral degree mandatory for teaching in the Central Campus. The Tribhuvan University Senate has virtually ignited a spark in the otherwise gloomy academic arena by making the doctoral degree mandatory for teaching in the Central Campus. Opinion 18 Apr, 2025
Contemporary state of trade in Nepal: Growing agricultural imports Contemporary state of trade in Nepal: Growing agricultural imports Nepal’s total exports surged by 46.5 per cent to Rs 127.20 billion in the first seven months of the current fiscal year. Nepal’s total exports surged by 46.5 per cent to Rs 127.20 billion in the first seven months of the current fiscal year. Opinion 18 Apr, 2025
Debunking the Myth: Stocks Protect Against Inflation Debunking the Myth: Stocks Protect Against Inflation Inflation takes center stage in investment discussions in 2025, as many countries see strong tariffs accompanied by inevitable high price increases. In Nepal, the annual inflation rate declined slightly to 5.4% in January 2025. Inflation takes center stage in investment discussions in 2025, as many countries see strong tariffs accompanied by inevitable high price increases. In Nepal, the annual inflation rate declined slightly to 5.4% in January 2025. Opinion 17 Apr, 2025
Self and true self: A mindful synthesis Self and true self: A mindful synthesis Mindful awareness is the most persuasive therapeutic entity that exists within each of us. It supplements and propels every function and process of our body. Mindful awareness is the most persuasive therapeutic entity that exists within each of us. It supplements and propels every function and process of our body. Opinion 17 Apr, 2025
Community participation in health infrastructure development vital: CPN (MC) Chair Dahal Community participation in health infrastructure development vital: CPN (MC) Chair... Chairperson of CPN (Maoist Centre), Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has insisted on the mandatory participation of locals in the health infrastructure development at the local levels. Chairperson of CPN (Maoist Centre), Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has insisted on the mandatory participation of locals in the health infrastructure development at the local levels. Opinion 15 Apr, 2025
Opinion Preparing the HKH for El Niño: Development planning and policymaking hold the key This spring, most parts of India experienced a prolonged heatwave, with temperatures in some cities approaching 50°C.
Nepal Narayanghat–Muglin road reopens after landslide, traffic resumes The Narayanghat–Muglin road, which was blocked by a dry landslide near Muglin on Tuesday morning, has reopened to two-way traffic after debris was cleared from the roadway.
Business Gold price drops Rs 4,300 per tola; silver also declines Gold price fell by Rs 4,300 per tola in the domestic market on Tuesday, while silver also recorded a sharp decline.
Photo Gallery In pictures: Services disrupted across hospitals as doctors protest Regular outpatient services at various hospitals across the country have been hit hard by a doctors' protest.
Nepal Dr Govinda KC ends 24th hunger strike after seven-point deal Senior orthopaedic surgeon Dr Govinda KC ended his 24th hunger strike on Monday after the government and his representatives reached a seven-point agreement on healthcare reforms and the operation of Shahid Dashrath Chand Health Sciences University.
Kathmandu SC issues show cause notice to govt in response to a PIL filed seeking implementation of disability-friendly reproductive health services The Supreme Court has issued a show cause notice to the government in response to a public interest petition filed at the apex court demanding the full implementation of the Disability-Friendly Reproductive Health and Safe Motherhood Services Directive.
Health Most hospitals suspend non-emergency services amid doctors' protest Most hospitals across the country suspended non-emergency services on Tuesday after the Nepal Medical Association (NMA) launched a nationwide protest over the assault on doctors and health workers at Narayani Hospital in Birgunj.
World Pakistan monsoon death toll tops 100 in a month as more heavy rain forecast The death toll from monsoon rains and flash flooding in Pakistan over the past month surpassed 100 on Monday as weather forecasters warned that more heavy rain is expected across the country later this week.
Environment Heavy rain likely in five provinces as monsoon covers Nepal Heavy rainfall is likely at one or two places in the hilly regions of five provinces on Tuesday as the monsoon system continues to affect the entire country, the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology said.