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Farewell, my friend
Farewell, my friend
Peter J Karthak, musician, writer, storyteller, husband, father, friend, passed away on Wednesday, April 22, 2020 at 77. He had been diagnosed with cancer just a few weeks earlier and was undergoing treatment at Nepal Cancer Hospital in Hattiban, Lalitpur.
Apr 22, 2020
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Nothing will change unless we do
Nothing will change unless we do
It’s the women who force rules on other women and call it patriarchy. So say the people The Week spoke to.
Nov 29, 2019
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Normalizing periods and reproductive health
Normalizing periods and reproductive health
NAIROBI (KENYA), Nov 15: In September this year, a 14-year-old schoolgirl in Kenya committed suicide because a teacher allegedly called her “dirty” after she got her period and stained her clothes. It was her first period and she didn't have a sanitary pad with her.
Nov 15, 2019
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She realized no one would save her and became her own hero
She realized no one would save her and became her own hero
36-year-old Sabita Mahat is a single mother. Like any other mother, she wants to make sure her two sons – aged 10 and six – have everything they need. But for Mahat it means having to work extra hard. As a burn survivor, she hasn’t had much luck finding a stable job.
Sep 06, 2019
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To wear or not to wear
To wear or not to wear
While fitness enthusiasts often meet their goals without trackers, many find the devices to be helpful in boosting motivation and, according to fitness trainer Ashok Maharjan, anything that gets people to move more is a great thing.
Sep 07, 2018
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The obsession over grades
The obsession over grades
Grades are just an extrinsic motivational factor and it often undermines intrinsic motivation, a desire to learn for its own sake. When grades become the goal, a student’s personal development becomes a footnote in his/her educational chapter.
Aug 17, 2018
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Misuse of medicines
Misuse of medicines
There are usually some painkillers, cough syrups, antacids, and even antibiotics in a plastic box or a drawer somewhere in every household as it’s quite common for people to take medicines on their own at the slightest discomfort. This self-medicating habit, though helpful in providing immediate rel...
Aug 10, 2018
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Where learning is fun
Where learning is fun
How many of us remember all that we studied in school? Our minds were often like sponges, soaking up much of the information, be it through rote learning, and forgetting most of it a few months after the exams were over. Wondering whether derivatives would actually be useful in any way later on in l...
Feb 09, 2018
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The right & responsibility to vote
The right & responsibility to vote
43-year-old Sudhir Shrestha, owner of a music and movie store in Jawalakhel, Lalitpur, is quite excited about the upcoming local level election, the first phase of which is all set to take place on May 14.
May 12, 2017
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The city of Silence
The city of Silence
On the day the no-horn campaign came into effect, 18-year-old Shreya KC missed two of her morning classes at college. The usually up by 5:00 am girl had overslept till 7:30 am missing an important test. She didn’t normally set her alarm because, at her roadside home in Kalanki, the noises of the str...
Apr 21, 2017