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Online Dating in Nepal — The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

“We talked for just two days before he got weirdly obsessed,” says Smriti. “When I tried to slow things down, he bluntly said, ‘I want to forget meeting you’.” She was shocked by the response.
Jul 31, 2025
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Wisdom from the Village

“Paila ko Lamjung ma nabatothyonatah gari nai, thyotahhamrokhusi, tara ahilahamrogoan ma batoghato cha tara mancheychaina, khusichaina. Achama ko jamana”.
Jul 27, 2025
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My experience at army school

Despite my quiet nature, I slowly found ways to express myself not just through poems that I scribbled at the back of my notebook, but by stepping into the roles I never imagined I could hold.
Jul 27, 2025
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The quiet pulse of Sankhu: Unearthing an ancient royal city

"Sankhu wasn’t just a town," he told me. "It was a mahanagar, a royal city with conch-shaped planning, royal orders, its gates, water systems, and trade routes. Most people don’t realise this." The town was once so self-sufficient that it was called Sankharapur Mahanagar in the old sloka...
Jul 24, 2025
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Sister Midnight: A must watch if you want to think outside t...

[Alert: This review contains spoilers.]
Jul 06, 2025
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Addiction is not about willpower; It's about support

“If they really wanted to quit, they would”
Jul 04, 2025
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Gorkha Earthquake: Lessons in Devastation and Development

The 8th Session of the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction, organized by the UNDRR in Geneva, Switzerland, recently concluded with strong calls for partnerships to deliver more and better results. Many international and national organizations working in Nepal, including UNOPS, showcased thei...
Jun 09, 2025
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Why Nepal’s Youth Are Angry — And Rightfully So

For the last few years, Nepal's elite opinion makers have been talking about a particular social phenomenon: NIRASHA—frustration, especially among the youth. In newspapers' opinion pages, television shows, online portals' articles, panels of literature festivals and seminars, and lectures, you...
Jun 03, 2025
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Parenting in the Digital World: Walking the Line Between Lov...

The tactic of parenting changes in generations given the evolution in culture and external influences. With the internet taking the center space in the growth of every child and teen from a very early age, parents often stumble between the fine line of exposure into teaching and control. 
May 26, 2025
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Transnational education: Transforming Nepal’s higher educati...

As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the demand for internationally recognised qualifications has grown significantly across South Asia—and Nepal is no exception. While a rising number of Nepali students aspire to pursue global education, for many, the dream remains out of reach d...
May 22, 2025