EDITORIAL: HoR reinstated The apex court has set a precedent that the HoR cannot be dissolved as long as there is every possibility of forming a govt
The lesson of life It was the day of black clouds and unknown shadows above my head. The day, full of secrets and mysteries, was both tragic and historic. Nature and time played with me and with you, too. My dear friends and my wonderful readers, today I will utter a few things that I have learnt and gained from my loneliness and silence. Here are some words of wisdom and thoughts of knowledge from the thirsty soul to you.
Sustainable community development: People's participation is a must Community development practices have crossed various phases, from a “needs-based approach” to a “rights-based approach”.
Know your onions The importance of onions and their history make for interesting reading. The onion’s etymology mirrors its interesting history of how this bulb got its name. The word ‘onion’ comes from the Latin word meaning “one”. This bulb was named so by Roman farmers due to its singly growing nature.
EDITORIAL: Encephalitis threat With the nation preoccupied with the prevention of the spread of the coronavirus since the past one year, there is every likelihood of other major diseases afflicting the people being brushed aside.
Girls' scholarship Bangladesh not only kept girls in school but improved their lives on multiple levels with a simple, low-cost stipend program.
Banking blues When we were in our early 20s and working, I decided to open an account in a bank. Unlike today, we had one bank only. Today, of course, there are banks and momo shops for everyone.
EDITORIAL: Execute penal code The government should take corrective measures to make improvements in the criminal justice system
Women first From education to entrepreneurship, global recovery efforts need to pay particular attention to the needs of women and girls.
Climate action: Not just about climate change If there is one overarching element where all segments of the population in the country can align to, that’s science. Because of it, we have a clear understanding of the implications climate change is having on our lives.
EDITORIAL: Stronger laws needed As a party to the Palermo Protocol that the Nepal government ratified last year, Nepal is obligated to make its laws compatible with the provisions of the UN protocol.
Banking in Nepal: Greater use of AI Artificial Intelligence (AI) is creating the ability of a machine, mostly computers, to learn, see, communicate and make decisions like humans with natural intelligence.
EDITORIAL: Timely decision The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) has taken a decision to inoculate people above 60 years of age against COVID-19 from March 7.
Food availability in Nepal: Challenges faced with urbanisation At the economic, political and operational levels, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought agriculture into a dynamic debate.
Kathmandu NATHM facilitates Chef Santosh Shah "I am very thrilled with the love that I am getting after landing in Nepal. It has exceeded my expectations and provided me extra motivation to work even harder," Chef Shah said.
Science and Tech NASA completes final test for James Webb Space Telescope – world's premier space science observatory 2021 has been a great year for scientific endeavours – the next exciting launch is NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.
Nepal UNFPA hands over PPE and Reproductive Health kits to Nepal Govt MoHP today received Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Reproductive Health kits in addition to other medical supplies through UNFPA.
Sports Finch back in form as Australia keep T20 series alive in Wellington At a closed Wellington Regional Stadium, Australia clawed back to 2-1 in the five-match series following defeats in Christchurch and Dunedin.
World Nine killed in Myanmar as police fire to break up protests The security forces resorted to live fire with little warning in several towns and cities, witnesses said, as the junta appeared more determined than ever to stamp out protests against a Feb. 1 coup that ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi.
Kathmandu Nepali Congress calls parliamentary party meeting before HoR session The main opposition Nepali Congress (NC) has called its parliamentary party meeting for Friday to discuss contemporary political issues.
Blogs Smart ports Seaports, which are a lifeline for economies small and large, have been hit hard by COV- ID-19 disruptions. Using smart technology will help them rebound and could usher in a new era of equitable economic growth. Over 11 billion tons of goods were transported by sea in 2019.
World Texas and other states ease COVID-19 rules despite warnings Texas on Tuesday became the biggest state to lift its mask rule, joining a rapidly growing movement by governors and other leaders across the U.S. to loosen COVID-19 restrictions despite pleas from health officials not to let their guard down yet.
Sports Jesus hits double as rampant Man City go 15 points clear with Wolves win Gabriel Jesus struck twice as Manchester City beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-1 on Tuesday to move 15 points clear at the top of the Premier League with their 21st straight win in all competitions.
Sports Bansbari, MYA win Around The Himalaya Bansbari Club and Madhyapur Youth Association recorded victories in the Martyrs Memorial B Division League here at the ANFA Complex grounds on Tuesday.
World California crash kills 13 of 25 people crammed into SUV Authorities are investigating whether human smuggling was involved after a crash Tuesday involving an SUV packed with 25 people and a tractor-trailer that left 13 people dead and bodies strewn across a roadway near the US Mexico border.
The Arts Digital age taking over: Is print really dead? My grandmother still gets up early in the morning to sit outside with her daily newspaper whereas I’ve given up watching television because I can’t tolerate watching the same advertisements for copious amounts of time