Opinion

Meeting With Stephen Hawking

I was in touch with him on bringing him to Nepal for a Commencement lecture at Tribhuvan University in the nineteen-nineties; he was keenly interested but the visit to Nepal did not materialize

By Dr. Chiran S. Thapa Mar 15, 2018

Pushing Women Towards Progress

God created man and woman but the society created the differences between them

By Sunjuli Singh Kunwar Mar 13, 2018

Why Do We Need Soft Skills?

Others might pursue the more traditional route of getting an undergraduate degree, and then a masters, and then maybe another. Considering that a lot of employers believe there is a huge skills gap in the youth, this doesn’t come as shocking.

By Shradha Gyawali Mar 09, 2018

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY Changes And Challenges

The maladies that plague this planet by causing hindrances to women are many, but the current US President serves as an embodiment of the allegory

By Aditi Aryal Mar 09, 2018

Sarathi Venture

Sarathi drivers, who are paid a monthly salary, know they are being entrusted to get passengers from one point to another, safely, fairly, and without any show of arrogance or misconduct.

By Dyuti Baral Mar 05, 2018

Save Federalism Before It Meets An Accident

Kathmandu bureaucracy is trying to keep power and resources within it wherever possible. On the other hand, local government units are not adequately resourced and empowered.

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Mar 04, 2018

Oli Becomes Prime Minister

All said and done, it is difficult to disagree with people who think that compared to these decisions related to increases in allowances and nomination, his earlier decision pertaining to the appointment of governors, which was a must and was taken after rounds of consultation with other political parties, was timely and appropriate.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Mar 04, 2018

Let Me Breath

Nepal ranked 176, in a world field of 180 countries having polluted atmosphere. In comparison Switzerland was first and least polluted, USA 27, China 120, India 177 and Bangladesh 179.

By Hemang Dixit Mar 04, 2018

People Cementing Nepal-US Ties

With over 11,000 Nepali students currently enrolled in higher education in the U.S., we are looking forward to a new generation of young people contributing to the ever-growing network of people-to-people ties

By Alaina B. Teplitz Feb 28, 2018

Nepal Firmly Upholds Values Of Human Rights

By Shanker Das Bairagi Feb 28, 2018

The Critical Crisis Of Leadership In Nepal

We are living in extraordinary times believes Ronald A. Heifetz; one of the foremost theorists on leadership

By Prof. Madhukar SJB Rana Feb 26, 2018

The Fear Of Mediocrity

Levi Strauss focused on the idea of binary oppositions that is universal. The role of oppositions makes it easier to understand the world and its components

By Shreya Gyawali Feb 18, 2018

What Ails Nepali Hydropower?

Behind Nepal’s hydro-pathology lie a few conceptual and managerial malignancies that prevent genuine Nepali power developers from bringing to full force their capabilities and helping the country produce jobs for its youth though industrialization

By Dipak Gyawali Feb 18, 2018

History Of Gorkha Diaspora In The Northeast India

By Mani K Ghataraj Feb 16, 2018

Pangolins- Nepal’s Most Smuggled Species

By Kaustuv Raj Neupane, Suchita Shrestha and Sabita Gurung Feb 16, 2018

The Side Effects Of Foreign Aid

In reality, it is empty meaning your diseases will not be cured. Even if it looks like cured, there will be lots of side effects similar to those side effects of vitamins I was prescribed to take- a perpetuated dependency!

By LS Ghimire Feb 07, 2018

A Change In The Nepalese Legal System

Currently in Nepal, the Muluki Ain is regarded as the major law containing both civil and criminal laws and procedural laws for the same

By Shahrukh Rai Feb 06, 2018

People Of Sri Lanka Consider Nepal As A Very Special Place To Visit

By Swarna Perera Feb 06, 2018

Politics Moving Ahead

Deuba must have thought that these kind of populist measures would make some political capital for NC and that UMl,which has historically remained at the forefront of making populist announcements, would not be in a position to oppose the decisions publicly, fearingpublic backlash.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Feb 04, 2018

Attracting Investment Requires Conducive Environment For Investors

By Michael C. Gonzales Feb 02, 2018

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