Sara Pahari

The lessons come, then come again in softer sun or harder rain.

......about what it means to hold, to overflow, and to finally let go.

KSL says investigation is underway as its chief faces serious accusations 

Bam Bahadur built Teen Dewal from his own resources while acting as Prime Minister in 1850 during Jung Bahadur's European tour. The temple's construction symbolizes his political power and deep involvement in Nepal’s governance at the time. Upon Jung Bahadur's return, Bam Bahadur exposed a plo...

Regulations of such mergers have already been laid down by Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) with the first amendment to the Transaction and Settlement Bylaw, 2077, which facilitates digital wallet mergers under specified conditions. Khalti and IME Pay will be the first companies to take advantage of this reg...

Fertility struggles are deeply personal and often painful for many couples, particularly in societies where parenthood is seen as a vital part of one's identity. For Slesha and Niranjan, a couple living in the US, the dream of becoming parents seemed out of reach after years of unsuccessful attempts...

Nanoships come with no string attached which means commitment-phobics can now avoid the complexities of romance.

According to the latest Annual Global Survey by the World Federation of Hemophilia in 2023, there are 809 hemophilia patients in Nepal, with 44 percent of them aged between 19 and 44. Most of these cases are of Hemophilia A which is a deficiency of clotting factor VIII and the remaining have Hemophi...

The million-dollar question here remains, do the universities in Nepal compete enough to continue holding students? The answer is very clear to most students: no.

Beyond the Bottom Billion: Applying Paul Collier's lessons to Nepal’s development crisis