Opinion

Nepal’s Foreign Policy In Times Of Change And Uncertainty

Strategically it will be a sensible agenda of Nepal to propose demilitarization of Kalapani, Lipulekh and Lympiadhura with both China and India.

By Katak Malla Jul 08, 2020

Living With COVID-19

We don’t know when the vaccine will be available. There is worrying possibility that this coronavirus might never go away like influenza

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Jul 04, 2020

The Long(er) Road To Prosperity

The relief packages provided subsidies on interest rates to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), but not at the required levels.SMEs will require a strong stimulus package to boost productivity as they are the largest employment generator in the private sector.

By Ashray Bikram Pande and Samarjeet Singh Thapa Jul 04, 2020

Regional Tensions Viewed Through Old Historical Lens

While there has been trade and money since prehistoric times, this was the first time that human society began to be organized around a new logic of capital and profit to the exclusion of other human values.

By Dipak Gyawali Jul 03, 2020

Swami Vivekananda On Universal Brotherhood And Peace

By Krishna Nand Mishra Jul 03, 2020

Suicide- A Mental Or Social Problem?

A mental disorder is the brainchild of social disorder. Suicide is usually the result of an intense feeling of despair, helplessness, pessimism, and depression

By Deepak Raj Joshi Jul 03, 2020

Covid-19 Pandemic: Safe Return to Work and Business Continuity

By Amit K. Shrestha Jul 02, 2020

Women In Agriculture During The Post COVID-19 Recovery Phase

With the surge of male migration to foreign countries for employment, the proportion of females heading households has increased considerably over the years.

By Novela Acharya Jul 01, 2020

Tamakosi Overcomes Another Obstacle Completing Installation Shaft

Working a hostile situation, workers had to face threat of possible stone falling and difficulty of discharging the smoke of welding

By Bimal Gurung Jun 29, 2020

Corridors And Passageways

A resolution of the current spat between India and Nepal would be to designate the road built by India going across the Nepali territory stretching to Limpiadhura be utilised by pilgrims from India to traverse via Nepali territory to reach Kailash-Mansarovar in Tibet as the Lipulekh Corridor

By Hemang Dixit Jun 28, 2020

The Dogma, The Discourse, And The Outcomes

Clearly, today, wherever one goes, or whichever media channel one puts on, national political scenes are filled with dogmatic discourse, conventional rhetoric, and classical rebuttals, often far from ground reality

By Dr. Kishor Uprety Jun 27, 2020

COVID-19: Disinfecting Your Homes And Offices

As long as general environmental disinfectionis concerned hypochlorite-based products are highly useful and recommended.

By Amit K. Shrestha Jun 26, 2020

Socio-economic Reintegration Of The Returnee Migrants, Particularly Women

By Novela Acharya Jun 23, 2020

Corona And Our New Budget

In our case, the new budget has thrown lots of cold water on the expectation of relief-seeking common people and those engaged in productive activities who were expecting solid package in the budget to help them get out of the mess they have been pushed into by the virus

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jun 23, 2020

Covid19 Crisis: Build Back To 'New Normal'

As health is the primary area that has been severely affected by the Coronavirus, the emergencies for health preparedness is vital and the first priority of donor funding has been to provide emergency relief to health workers fighting to save lives

By Bhanu Parajuli Jun 22, 2020

Explained: What Changed In India-Nepal Ties?

Nepal's Parliament has cleared a map that includes areas with India. What has happened to the relations built on historical ties? A look at the influence India once had in Nepal, and where it stands today

By Yubaraj Ghimire Jun 22, 2020

How Much Land……….

It was in the Russian setting that Leo Tolstoy wrote his story ‘How much land does a man require?’ This story is of a Russian farmer named Pakhom who boasted that any land that he had, even the Devil would not be able to take away from him.

By Hemang Dixit Jun 21, 2020

Swami Vivekanand’s Philosophy: A Cure-all For Educational Woes

The irony of our country is that we are becoming completely oblivious of ourglorious past, we don’t learn from our great spiritual leaders

By Krishna Nand Mishra Jun 20, 2020

Problem in the Pilgrimage Trail Roadmap To Resolve Nepal India Border Dispute In The Himalayas

The dispute is over a piece of land, Kalapani, claimed by both India, constitutionally secular but now ruled by devout Hindus and Nepal, historically world’s only the Hindu Kingdom which has just become a secular republic ruled by the world’s first elected Marxists-Leninist-Maoist government.

By Shambhu Ram Simkhada Jun 16, 2020

Corona Pandemic And Its Toll On The Mental Health Of Mothers

In South Asian countries like Nepal and India, women and men have socially constructed roles which categorises women being the domestic caregiver.

By Novela Acharya Jun 16, 2020

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