The lost playground: Use CSR funds for equitable play access Children's play in Nepal has historically been characterised by free, spontaneous activities such as "gatta" (pebbles), hide-and-seek, kabbadi, dandi-biyo, inspiring cultural connections and physical skills without cost. Opinion 25 Mar, 2025
Govt to identify impactful cities: DPM Singh Deputy Prime Minister Prakash Man Singh has said the Ministry was forwarding projects for new cities. The most impactful cities would be identified and made further systematic, he added. Nepal 15 Mar, 2025
NAST holds workshop on Ecosystem-based Adaptation research in Nepal's urban areas Throughout the workshop, participants from various organizations brainstormed to identify new avenues for research in diverse thematic areas. Kathmandu 25 Feb, 2025
Melbourne Summit 2025 concludes with focus on innovation and sustainability The Melbourne Summit 2025 successfully concluded with a strong emphasis on innovation and sustainable development, in Ascot Vale, Melbourne. Nepal 23 Feb, 2025
Census data: For evidence-based decision-making Census is the cornerstone of evidence-based decision-making and policy formulation, offering invaluable insights into the demographic, social and economic snapshot of the nation. Opinion 03 Jan, 2025
FNCCI, KOIMA sign MoU to promote Nepali products, expand investment The Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) and the Korea Importers Association (KOIMA) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to promote Nepali products and expand investment. Business 20 Dec, 2024
Tracing the remnants of Ramayana An island in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka mesmerises the world with its beautiful beaches. But for those who have grown up listening to the story of Ramayana, it is a magical land of rock fortress, majestic waterfalls and stunning temples with rich architecture. Lifestyle 06 Aug, 2024
Climate change-induced flood in Thame village: Responsibility of design and construction professionals The monsoon is continuing to play havoc in different parts of Nepal. Last Friday, the Thame River swelled beyond imagination when a glacial lake burst upstream. The flood was so devastating that it swept a school, hotel and clinic along with 20 houses in Thame village. Opinion 21 Aug, 2024
Yoga for All: Bridging Health Gaps Every year on June 21st, the world celebrates International Yoga Day, a global testament to Yoga's universal appeal and ancient wisdom. While this celebration is significant, it must also prompt us to look inward, particularly in South Asian countries, to integrate Yoga meaningfully into daily life, especially school practices and urban planning decisions. Opinion 21 Jun, 2024
Singapore: The health communication champs How can a small island nation with a multi-ethnic and multilingual citizenry and four official languages become a global champion in health communication? The answer is to use scientific evidence effectively, to be proactive in responding to evolving trends, to employ many communication channels and to tailor messages to diverse audiences. And the country with this extraordinary feat will be 58 on August 9, 2023. It’s Singapore! Opinion 09 Aug, 2023
Fifth Spatial Planning Platform meeting begins The Fifth Spatial Planning Platform meeting has begun in Nepal from Thursday. Kathmandu 03 Feb, 2023
Earthquakes don't kill people, buildings do: So follow the building code The entire region of Nepal lies in an active seismic zone related to the movement of tectonic plates along the Himalayas. Opinion 18 Jan, 2023
