Ruby Rauniyar

Currently, Nepal has 11 operational central universities and two others established but not yet functional. Under current laws, the Prime Minister serves as the Chancellor of central universities, while provincial heads are chancellors at the provincial level.

Psychosocial counseling as the first priority once schools reopen

The Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology (MoEST) has proposed that the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) should be retained in its current form.

The Nepal Teachers' Federation (NTF) has opened discussions with the Education Ministry, arguing that the parliamentary subcommittee's report on the School Education Bill 2080 BS, submitted to the Education, Health, and Technology Committee of the House of Representatives on May 18, contradicts the...

Professor Dr Keshar Jung Baral, the outgoing vice chancellor (VC) of Tribhuvan University (TU), resigned two months ago, but the university has not appointed a full-time vice chancellor yet. The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology formed a three-member vice chancellor selection committee...

In the past seven years alone, nearly Rs 500 billion has flowed out of the country as young people seek better education and opportunities abroad.

Tribhuvan University (TU) has instructed its subordinate entities to complete the final audit for the current fiscal year by the end of the current fiscal year (mid-July).

Aiming to develop capable, enterprising, and productive human capital that can build its own future, the government allocated Rs 211.17 billion for the education sector in Fiscal Year 2025/26. Last year, the government allocated Rs 236.6 billion, making this year’s budget Rs 7.51 billion highe...

The issue of age limits in student leadership has long been a matter of intense debate. How long one can remain a student has sparked extensive discussions among various student organizations. Ultimately, the Nepal Student Union (NSU), affiliated with the Nepali Congress, became the first organizati...

Finance Minister Bishnu Paudel, while presenting the Economic Survey 2025/26 in Parliament on Thursday, reported an increase in the student retention rate at the school level.