Review

GAURIAKA SINGH Swimming Queen

Olympian Gaurika Singh has proven that she is a swimming champ and hope for Nepal to win the first Olympic medal

By A Correspondent Aug 27, 2017

PRESERVATION OF RANA PALACES Individual Motivation

As Nepal’s Rana Palaces are gradually facing demolition, some individuals have shown it is possible to preserve them

By A Correspondent Aug 27, 2017

But Then Criticism And Praise Mean The Same

In order to properly handle criticism, you also need to properly handle praise. If someone excessively flatters you for a minor success, you need to internalize it the same way you would internalize a scathing insult.

By Shradha Gyawali Aug 27, 2017

Stuck In stereotype?

Typical opinion and belief which Nepali women hear already from very young age. Or at least they used to hear

By Katerina Pithova Aug 27, 2017

Top Six Finalists Announced For Glocal Teen Hero

After a overwhelming response from teenagers around the nation, Glocal announce the shortlist for the Wai Wai Glocal Teen Hero 2017.

By A Correspondent Aug 16, 2017

Representation Does Not Equal Power

Involvement of women in political domain has been really restricted, not only in Nepal but throughout the globe despite 45 countries enforcing women participation by law in the form of reservation

By Aditi Aryal Aug 13, 2017

Are You A Social Media Addict?

If you're a social media addict and your addiction is getting worse, there's a reason for that: Most of the major social network companies as well as social content creators are working every day to make their networks addictive so that consumers can't resist them

By Deepak Raj Joshi Aug 13, 2017

On The Border To Freedom

India and Nepal as neighboring countries have shared a long history of friendship, notably since the 1950 India–Nepal Treaty of Peace and Friendship.

By Shreya Gyawali Aug 13, 2017

Quoting Ethics To The Bear

A recent item on 16th July 2017 or 1st Shrawan in a National daily stated that the government had been able to spend only 65.5% of the earmarked budget

By Hemang Dixit Aug 13, 2017

DILLI JUNG THAPA Forgotten Hero

With the government dismantling old Rana Palaces, an important period of history, made a major contribution of engineer Colonel late Dilli Jung Thapa, is disappearing

By Keshab Poudel Aug 12, 2017

Dina Bangdel’s Demise Is A Huge Loss For Nepal And France: French Ambassador

But I can't enjoy that auspicious event with a light heart, since a very important guest is missing, Madame Dina Bangdel who should have been with us. Her demise is a huge loss for Nepal and France, and overall for all defenders of heritage conservation and pro

By Yves Carmona Jul 30, 2017

Finding Passion Will Take Work

We all want to find our passion. We ache to find a job that wouldn’t give us the scares every Sunday night. We are waiting for one of those moments, when we’ll finally feel good about our job and our passion will be lurking right around the corner.

By Shradha Gyawali Jul 23, 2017

Nothing New under the Sun: The Loss of Ethics in Society!

Compared to the ‘more sophisticated ‘Rest of the World ‘(ROW) our white-collar crimes seem small; in degree that is.

By Greta Rana Jul 23, 2017

By Road Ko Bato

One must be thankful that it was the engineers of the Indian army who were given the task of building the country's very first highway. Incidentally this was also the first major undertaking of the Indian army following India's independence in Aug. 1947 and a gift to Nepal.

By Hemang Dixit Jul 23, 2017

Scholars Release India Now In Transition

Edited by Atul K Thakur and published by Niyogi Books, India Now and In Transition was officially launched at India International Centre, 40, Max Mueller Marg, New Delhi.

By A Correspondent Jul 22, 2017

URMILA CHAUDHARY Award For Cause

Urmila Chaudhary, a former Kamalari, won International Human Rights Award 2017

By Sabine Pretsch Jul 12, 2017

Violin: From A Passion To Profession

Bikash Nath Yogi started learning the violin at the age of four under the guidance of his father Gopal Nath Yogi, a renowned musician, who was trained as a musician in the land of Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India

By Shreya Gyawali Jul 09, 2017

Hippie Nirvana

In a perfunctory flash, when I think about the word 'hippie', it reminds me of a bunch of lighthearted people with cosmological views radiating infinite positive energy.

By Ayushi Sureka Jun 25, 2017

AUTOBIOGRAPHY Confessions Of A Banker

The biography of renowned banker and litterateur Devendra Pratap Shah is also a narration about the challenges and difficulties of the banking and financial sector

By A Correspondent Jun 25, 2017

Tapping Generation Z

Disappointed over current politics, due to the excesses of their traditional schemes, young people look for options to solve their problems and express their opinions.

By Deepak Raj Joshi Jun 25, 2017

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