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Two Sacred Destinations, One Unforgettable Journey

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This journey was more than just sightseeing. It brought my family closer, reminded me of the power of faith, and made me proud of Nepal’s spiritual heritage. The horse ride, the temple bells, the peaceful chants, and the quiet paths of Lumbini — all these moments have become memories I w...
Nov 05, 2025
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Surviving the Gen-Z Uprising: A Daughter's Fear, A Parents’...

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A daughter anxiously watches her city descend into violent chaos as her elderly parents become trapped under curfew, clinging to faith in a burning capital. Amid deadly protests and government collapse, her fear, guilt, and helpless love unfold as she waits in anguish for their safe return.
Oct 30, 2025
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Changing Face of Beauty Pageants in Nepal

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Beauty pageants in Nepal have therefore transitioned from mere displays of glamour to platforms promoting personal development, social awareness, and professional opportunities in arts and entertainment.
Oct 19, 2025
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The First and Last Letter to Gagan Thapa

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In this heartfelt open letter, Chiranjivi Sharma urges Gagan Thapa to rise to the leadership moment history has offered him, reminding him that the faith of an entire generation now hangs in the balance. Calling this “the last letter—not of anger, but of affection,” Sharma war...
Oct 14, 2025
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In the Shadow of a Mentor: My Heart Camp with Dr Om Murti An...

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I share this memory not only to preserve an important chapter from my student life but also to highlight a larger truth: when doctors step beyond their routine roles and extend care into communities with dedication and vision, remarkable things become possible. This heart camp remains a testament to...
Sep 25, 2025
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Climate Guilt Games: The Corporate Playbook

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Meanwhile, while we are trying to be the perfect citizen, the polluters, the elites, corporate, fossil fuel lobbyists, the real culprits operate in the plain sight often with pride.
Aug 22, 2025
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Sensitising young minds on animal rights

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In the long run, coexistence between human beings and stray animals should be practiced.
Aug 20, 2025
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A call for optimum utilization of bamboo

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What began in the hills of Khotang as a celebration of bamboo and self-reliance has now become a turning point for a sustainable Nepal. Whether the government will act in time or let this heroic effort fade into memory — we can only wait and see.
Aug 18, 2025
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Why Human Survival Now Depends on the Planet’s Health

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The 2024 Global Burden of Disease study estimates that air pollution was linked to over eight million deaths in 2021, about 4.2 million of which came from outdoor pollution.
Aug 11, 2025
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Along Karnali Under Starry Nights: A Researcher’s Diary

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During the dolphin survey in Karnali branch, more than 60 % of these segments had some form of human disturbance (fishing and/or boating). River training work (e.g., embankment construction) for flood control was ongoing and river mining could be witnessed at intervals. 
Aug 03, 2025