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Prasanta Kumar BK

PrasantaBK

The writer is a student of Masters in International Relations & Diplomacy at Tribhuvan University.

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The Du Fu’s Thatched Cottage: A Cultural Heritage Site

The title "The Flower Path" inside Thatched Cottage mesmerized me once more, subtly evoking a sense of peace and compassion. It is well written that in Du Fu’s poem, the verse “The flower path has never been cleared for the visit of a guest” can serve as evidence that there must be...
Dec 05, 2024
The Week

Reading Between the Lines of Why Bharat Matters

#Book Review S. Jaishankar, India’s External Affairs Minister and a veteran diplomat, penned the thought-provoking book Why Bharat Matters. While holding this book, the first question that came to my mind was: what does "Bharat" represent in today’s India? Why did the author choose the...
Nov 06, 2024
OPINION

Navigating Impossible Trinity: China, Russia and the United...

The world is undeniably shifting toward a multipolar order, one characterized by openness, diversity, collective decision-making, and universal security. The United States no longer stands unchallenged as it did at the beginning of the 21st century. Partly because of the foreign policy of the United...
Oct 21, 2024
My City

Sidhu's Huge Hug

Often, it is said that a hug is a perfect gift – one size fits all and nobody minds if you exchange it. But, in Navjot Singh Sidhu’s case – the legendary Indian cricketer and a minister in the state of Punjab – the saying severely differed. By nature, Sidhu is frank. His jolly gestures have lit up s...
Aug 23, 2018
BLOG, My City

Belt and Road Initiative Vs Nepali tourism

Despite geopolitical complexities riveting the Asian region, Nepal, as an immediate neighbor, has formally joined the China-led belt and road initiative (BRI), with an anticipation to promote mutual beneficial cooperation in various fields including infrastructural up-gradation, economic development...
Jul 04, 2017
My City

Concern of Nepalese Migrant Workers in Qatar

No matter the cause of the diplomatic-earthquake that has struck Qatar, the aftershocks can be felt all the way in Nepal. Of particular concern are the approximately twenty-thousand Nepali migrant workers currently in Qatar employed in various sectors, ranging from agriculture to industry.
Jun 13, 2017