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The Impending Death of Nepal’s first dairy factory
Pasang Norbu Tamang was just a little boy when he saw white people for the first time in Langtang valley. They were a small group of people taller than anyone he had ever seen and as white as the radishes he had been pulling out of the ground all day. He wondered what they were doing in a place like Kyanjin which had no houses except for a gumba (monastery), few monks, lots of radish fields and some yak herders’ sheds looking after the hundreds of yaks grazing in the pasture.
Mar 23, 2025
Beyond Tokenism: Why Nepal Must Empower Youth in Climat...
Beyond Tokenism: Why Nepal Must Empower Youth in Climat...
Feb 14, 2025
Social and Emotional Learning among children in Nepal
Social and Emotional Learning among children in Nepal
Feb 07, 2025
Depression: Is It Not a Concern?
Depression: Is It Not a Concern?
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Let’s talk about skulls, sire!
Let’s talk about skulls, sire!
Death gave a bewildered look, as if he himself had forgotten what was in that sac.
Feb 05, 2025
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Right to Disconnect: A Legal and Mental Health Imperative
Right to Disconnect: A Legal and Mental Health Imperative
The "Right to Disconnect" allows employees to ignore work-related communication outside working hours, protecting mental health. As technology blurs work-life boundaries, stress and burnout rise. Over 20 nations, including France, Canada, and Australia, have adopted such laws, while others, like the...
Feb 05, 2025
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Dilemma over Globalization and Localization
Dilemma over Globalization and Localization
My perception of self is the amalgamation of two behemoths- embodiments of the Great Wall of China and the Taj Mahal. In this cultural tapestry, it is easy to get lost amidst the blend of immediate neighbours, leading to a moral dilemma-where do I fit in?
Feb 05, 2025
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Importance of Saraswati Puja
Importance of Saraswati Puja
The festival typically falls on the full moon day of the month of Magh, which is usually in January or February. Saraswati Puja is an important festival in Nepal and holds great significance in Hindu culture.
Feb 03, 2025
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Bridging the Gap: The Urgent Need for Autism-Specific Legal Protections in Nepal
Bridging the Gap: The Urgent Need for Autism-Specific Legal...
Every child deserves the right to thrive, yet autistic children in Nepal are denied this basic promise due to a lack of autism-specific laws.
Jan 23, 2025
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Gen Z's Materialistic Obsessions
Gen Z's Materialistic Obsessions
Driven by Instagram trends and Tik-Tok fame, Nepal’s youth are trapped in the cycle of consumerism, neglecting the nation’s needs for innovation and progress
Jan 16, 2025
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The Growing Popularity of Prenatal Yoga
The Growing Popularity of Prenatal Yoga
In recent years, prenatal yoga has emerged as a widely embraced practice for expectant mothers, offering a blend of physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits.
Jan 15, 2025
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The Earth Isn’t Burning—We Are: Outer Crises Reflect Inner Turmoil
The Earth Isn’t Burning—We Are: Outer Crises Reflect Inner T...
Nations like Nepal, standing on the frontline of climate change, having to face the disproportionate result of the crisis, bear witness to this truth.
Jan 13, 2025
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Significance of Staying Safe Online
Significance of Staying Safe Online
Over the last decade there has been an increase in the use of the internet. Cyber bullying, misinformation and inappropriate contents have made the users of the internet, particularly children, vulnerable. It is therefore very important to use the internet safely for which we need to learn abo...
Dec 08, 2024
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The Du Fu’s Thatched Cottage: A Cultural Heritage Site
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