Opinion
Young People’s Commitments In COVID-19 Response
The COVID-19 poses considerable risks to young people in the fields of education, mental health and employment. Women and girls are at heightened risk of domestic violence, inadequate access of essential health care and economic insecurity.
By Dr.Prabin Manandhar Sep 26, 2020
Child-led Research To Tackle The Child Well-being Issues
This new turn in childhood and social research has shifted the paradigm challenging the notion children and young people are merely objects of research. The central argument is that children have now become researchers of their own subjects/issues.
By Purna Prabhat Thapa Sep 21, 2020
Axing An Educational Hub
Dev Shumsher followed Bir as PM for a brief period of 114 days. A notable action was the relocating the Thapathali Durbar School to the present site on the western side of the Ranipokhari but now allowing also the sons of commoners to be educated there.
By Hemang Dixit Sep 19, 2020
Widened Gender Disparity In Education
According to a report by the World Economic Forum in 2020, educational attainment gaps has narrowed down across the world with 35 countries achieving 100 percent parity and 120 countries reducing their educational gap by at least 95 percent.
By Novela Acharya Sep 16, 2020
Why We Need Smarter, Targeted Subsidies To Promote Solar Irrigation?
They are superior to diesel pumps as they only require sunlight for fuel, have limited maintenance costs, and are lighter and easier to maneuver in Nepal’s rough terrains.
By Labisha Uprety and Dr. Vishnu Prasad Pandey Sep 10, 2020
Addressing Water Security In The South Asian Region Through Nexus Governance
Most of the water security studies in Nepal have been context-specific. Some studies have focused on a farmer-managed irrigation system, some have focused on hydropower potentiality and some based on agricultural insecurity
By Pratik Poudel Sep 08, 2020
Covid Uncertainties, Technical Authoritarianism & Philosophical Qualms
This is where Covid science as currently practiced completely fails me and all who may come into contact with me. First, lockdown, i.e. converting my home into a hospital ICU and me and family members as its patients work only for the upper and upper-middle class and only for the isolation period, which itself is difficult to maintain.
By Dipak Gyawali Sep 02, 2020
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