Through these skills development initiatives, RERP has been successful in retaining 79 percent of the skills graduates in the labor market, with 32 percent of the youth starting their own businesses through business services.
By Sandip Poudel Jul 23, 2024
President Paudel’s first-ever official visit to a foreign land, since he took office in March 2023, was postponed following a devastating earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 in November last year having Jajarkot and Rukum districts of western Nepal as its epicenter.
By Dr. Suresh C. Chalise Jul 13, 2024
The call of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change to prepare for adaptation, support in meeting the costs of adaptation to address climate change impacts, and largely to operationalise the Article 4.9 of the Convention (related to funding and technology support to the LDCs),
By Batu Uprety Jul 11, 2024
In Nepal, it is a common belief that it is difficult to work if you do not have political connections or a relationship with a prominent person. There is a common complaint that even to get a job outside of an organized organization, there is a need to have some relationship regardless of talent and skill.
By Shanker Man Singh Jun 23, 2024
When we compare Nepal and Bangladesh in terms of per capita electricity consumption, the figures do not show a sharp contrast since Nepal looms at 380 kilowatt-hours and Bangladesh stands at 464 kilowatt-hours
By Prabal Adhikari Jun 18, 2024
Developing and effectively implementing inclusive policies and generating inclusive data and evidence to inform decision-making are essential steps toward integrating an inclusive approach into the design and evaluation processes of projects.
By Dhruba Gautam And Bhakta Bahadur Karki Jun 15, 2024
As digital technology advances, we must also carefully navigate the challenges of transitioning from an individualized culture (print medium) to a tribal form (electronic media & automation). As the media shapes our perceptions and interactions, it must also inform how we educate present and future generations. This evolution calls for a radical transformation in education, moving from traditional methods to more integrative and interactive approaches that mirror electronic media's nonlinear, networked nature.
By Nischal Dhungel and Nishan Dhungel Jun 15, 2024
Hinduism is really not a religion but a supermarket of many religions and paths that differ more from each other thanMuslims differ from Christians. Modi and his BJP championed one brand that goes against the Hindu practices of others, including Tantrik/Shaivite/Buddhist-mixed Nepal, Bihar, Bengal, Assam and South India. His personalizing Ram Mandir at Ayodhya irritated even the Shankaracharyas.
By Dipak Gyawali Jun 12, 2024