Ruby Rauniyar

The ongoing 45-day Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj, India, is expected to have a positive impact during the Maha Shivaratri festival. This year, the vibrant atmosphere of Maha Shivaratri, a major Hindu festival, has already started to be seen more in the Pashupatinath Temple area than in previous years.

Nepali students are still living in fear due to the inhuman treatment they suffered at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT-KIT) University in Odisha, India. They are struggling as they no longer can trust the university's repeated calls to return. 

A study conducted by various government and non-government agencies on the situation of children and women affected by online abuse has revealed that children are more likely to be involved in online abuse.  

As more Nepali women embrace singlehood—whether through choice, widowhood or separation—their growing financial independence and shifting social norms are reshaping traditional family structures. With nearly a million single women households in Nepal, the latest census highlights a signi...

The government has focused on safeguarding girls and women against cervical cancer, with the available data showing that it is one of the most common diseases affecting women. The government has decided to conduct a vaccination campaign against cervical cancer at schools.

Tribhuvan University (TU) has vowed to take action against professors and employees who have gone abroad on study leave and have not yet returned to their job. 

The number of Nepali students going abroad has increased. A few decades ago, only children from affluent families went abroad for higher education, but in recent years, students from ordinary families have also started pursuing the same goal abroad.

On Sunday, deans and directors were appointed to TU, based on a power-sharing arrangement in the name of meritocracy. In fact, Vice-Chancellor Baral was in the number 2 position on the recommendation list when he was appointed as the VC of the university. He was appointed as the VC due to his proxim...

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has expressed concern over the absence of deans at the country’s oldest and largest university, Tribhuvan University (TU). He said so during a TU Senate meeting on Thursday. Oli, also the Chancellor of TU, chaired the Senate meeting in his capacity as Chancellor.

KATHMANDU, Oct 9: The trend of Nepali youth leaving the country for better opportunities and higher education abroad has surged recently.