Have you ever seen or heard the unique call of Spiny Babbler (Kaande Bhyakur)? Often hidden within dense scrublands, its sight, and song are rare treasures. Those who are lucky enough to hear it and have sight of it are rewarded with a glimpse of the bird found nowhere else on the planet, except Nepal.

Twenty-six years ago, amidst the serene settings of Forestry College in Hetauda, the Dashain festival vacation was a moment brimming with excitement and the sweet rush of nostalgia. As students hurriedly packed their bags and exchanged goodbyes, there was a palpable sense of eagerness. Everyone was bustling about, ready to leave the hostel and reunite with families, looking forward to the warmth and festivities that awaited at home.

I had an opportunity to visit the northern part of Sikkim recently: the enthralling and captivating beauty of Lachung, Yumthang valley, the flora and fauna around Chomoyummo and Khangchengyao peaks provided an impetus for me to put forward the essence of nature in front of you.

In recent years, Nepal's Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector has experienced a transformative journey, evolving from a distant dream to a tangible reality. Spearheading this transformation is "Tech Peak," a groundbreaking event poised to revolutionize Nepal's ICT landscape and catapult it onto the global stage.

Garima had always been a free spirit, dancing through life with reckless abandon. She thrived on adventure and spontaneity, never one to be tied down by responsibilities or expectations. But all of that changed the day she found out she was pregnant.

Nepal's majestic mountains and exhilarating adventures have long lured international travellers. But for Nepali families seeking respite from bustling cities, the tourism landscape often offers limited options. While domestic tourism is on the rise, many resorts and activities remain geared towards adrenaline-pumping feats, leaving families wishing for experiences that cater to all ages.

The world is building on technology every day. Technology including tablets, laptops, as well as phones, circumvents us and will be a consistent use in our quotidian lives. It has availed our society to become straightforward and effortless. Solutions are generated using technology everywhere.

In Simone de Beauvoir's contemplation of womanhood, she challenges us to surpass mere biological definitions and resist reducing women to clichés like "the eternal feminine." Acknowledging the existence of women, she compels us to grapple with the question: What is a woman?

The medico-legal examination is a crucial aspect of the judicial system in any country. Such examinations are done to investigate a person’s body to determine the cause of injury or death for legal proceedings. The fate of a culprit is dependent on the result of this examination.

Since Mayor Balen Shah took charge of the Kathmandu metropolis, he has made attempts to beautify the capital city. The streets of the city are being made wider, green and colorful. The footpaths have started to look clean. It has become easier to walk. Road congestion has decreased somewhat. In the space of one and a half years, those who set foot in Kathmandu have started to feel that the city has become civilized and modern.