This article highlights the importance and potential of e-libraries in Nepal, drawing on global examples and local challenges. The push for digital libraries is more than just a step forward in technology - it is a critical leap toward equitable education and knowledge preservation.
By Pushparaj Subedi Sep 13, 2024
Amidst the economic downturn, rising unemployment, and the migration of youth to other countries, Nepal is in dire need of support and goodwill from India. Nevertheless, the coalition government under Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is focusing on emotionally charged matters such as the issuance of new currency featuring a disputed map and the EPG report, both of which are contentious topics, as a supposed solution to the nation’s challenges. Nepal must engage in comprehensive negotiations to identify amicable resolutions for all unresolved matters. To achieve this, a conducive environment is essential. While Prime Minister Oli's recent actions may appear to be nationalist, they are likely to yield counterproductive outcomes by hindering negotiations with India.By
By Keshab Poudel Sep 11, 2024
Nepal Bar Association, addressing a group of around 30 young lawyers at the High Court Bar Association in Biratnagar, said, "Based on this report, the Nepal Bar Association will formulate policies and based on these policies, programs for young lawyers will be implemented".
By Abhishekh Adhikari Sep 10, 2024
China came up with the massive infrastructure project known as the Belt and Road Initiative in an effort to improve connectivity and trade throughout Asia, Europe, and Africa. Many financial and physical development projects have been undertaken over the years, ranging from satellite networks to the building of railroads.
By Sharachchandra Bhandary Sep 10, 2024
Nepal's development journey has been marked by a long history of attempts to address its socioeconomic challenges. Over the past century, from the early periodic plans to the present, the government has established permanent institutions and technical resources in its 77 provinces.
By Bimal Khatiwada Sep 08, 2024
As the world rallies behind the Paris Agreement, nations have once again vowed to keep global temperature rise within 1.5 degrees Celsius and gradually phase out fossil fuels to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. This commitment was underscored by the first-ever Global Stocktaking of the Paris Agreement’s progress, marking a critical milestone in our fight against climate change.
By Madhu Kumar Marasini Sep 01, 2024
Even minor aircraft repairs costs a fortune. Just about a week ago there was a serious incident involving an Ariana jet throwing a dust storm as the B737 overran runway at Khost (KHT) as its rear rubbed against the terrain. Thankfully, it still managed to get airborne even after tearing the perimeter fence.
By Hemant Arjyal Aug 31, 2024
Unlike the traditional “donor country – beneficiary country” relationships, South-South Cooperation is more like a collaboration between countriesand has significantly evolved as a proven method for one country in Asia and the Pacific to learn from another that has overcome similar developmental challenges in its own recent history.
By Jong-Jin Kim Aug 28, 2024
Globally, things are not much better either. When it comes to violent conflicts such as Ukraine or Gaza, international organizations such as the UN seem powerless to do anything (except when it was big powers misusing UN’s legitimacy in Korea or Afghanistan).
By Dipak Gyawali Aug 21, 2024
As of 2024, over 362 million people worldwide need humanitarian assistance, according to the UN OCHA. This figure reflects the growing scale of crises globally, driven by conflict, natural disasters, and other challenges.
By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Aug 19, 2024
Among different dimensions of Nepalese development, tourism is one which can be a basic livelihood mode in Humla and generally in Karnali province. Progress in Mt. Kailash (6714m) and lake Manasarovar with Nepal’s nearest border Tibet China along its residues of the Jadan and Khasan cultures with them will transform into modernity.
By Prof. Dr. Prem Sharma Aug 18, 2024