After the Indian elections, there are also those who hold the opinion that the power equation and tension in various issues will increase in Nepal and the possibility of political scenarios that have not been imagined cannot be denied, because the past is the same, but for the sake of Nepal's self-respect and the internal affairs of Nepal, Nepali people will do what Nepali people do now.
By Shanker Man Singh May 03, 2024
The role senses or sense perception is easier to understand as the associated experience of heat, cold, light, heavy etc., can be had through direct contact with the source of heat cold etc. They arise immediately without our thinking. Sense organs are important for our material existence, but they are considered to be the lowest faculty of mind.
By Prof. Dr. Akal Bahadur Singh May 02, 2024
The achievement of the Nagdhunga tunnel marks a significant milestone in the development of road infrastructure in Nepal, while also serving as a noteworthy advancement in the bilateral relations between Nepal and Japan.
By Parmita Shrestha Apr 30, 2024
This is Nepal's first traffic road tunnel, and when it is completed after interior work such as lining, connecting the equipment, the convenience of traffic will be greatly improved, which will be extremely significant for the promotion of the local economy as well. I would like to express my sincere congratulations and respect to all those involved in overcoming numerous difficulties to reach this point.
By Kikuta Yutaka Apr 16, 2024
Increasingly large number of people have also begun to feel that state affairs are handled by a political cartel consisting of about 4 top partyleaders, both ruling and opposition , who are taking turn in running the show in the country. Indeed, decisions on major issues, mostly related to major scandals, are taken by this unofficial cartel.
By Dr. Tilak Rawal Apr 14, 2024
A surprising reality is that Nepalese people forget a lesson as fast as they learn from the past. A country which faced the loadshedding for almost half of the day has not started any reservoir hydropower projects in the country yet except the one with just 140 MW capacity under construction in its central region.
By Prabal Adhikari Apr 03, 2024
Drawing on insights from scholars of yore – Herodotus, Ibn Khaldun, Voltaire, Malthus, John Stuart Mill and Darwin – and referenced with 206 detailed endnotes for a book of only a hundred pages, his first chapter begins by debunking the widely held belief that the impending crisis was unforeseen.
By Dipak Gyawali Apr 03, 2024
Many tourism professionals are excited after the instructions given to the relevant agencies regarding the operation of tourism business 24 hours a day. The businessmen of Thamel and Durbarmarg areas are making creative plans for further business growth.
By Shanker Man Singh Mar 31, 2024
Over the last few years, Nepal has seen a worrying trend of cyber-attacks against government bodies and prominent online services showcasing the nation's underlying cybersecurity posture.
By Rishav Upadhyaya Mar 26, 2024
Despite KP Oli’s claim that China had nothing to do with regime change—forging the Left alliance—the Chinese Communist Party is delighted about the reincarnation of the Nepal Communist Party 2.0
By Ashok K Mehta Mar 22, 2024