Who is to blame?
A sobering note to begin the new decade with, but we must remember Nepal is one of the most climate change-affected...
A sobering note to begin the new decade with, but we must remember Nepal is one of the most climate change-affected...
Although there is ample evidence on the benefits of engaging students as partners in education, Nepal is yet to embrace this concept | PHOTO: studymagazine.com
While farm and other products from the dear neighbor enter Nepal without much hassles, most of our products find it pretty hard to make it through the border down south | PHOTO: APF
Members of a monied bureaucratic class dominated by Europeans, Americans, Australians and Japanese are posted at outposts throughout the world
We see helmet teaching as an issue that calls for immediate attention due of its cyclical nature and manifold impacts. At the macro level, helmet teaching even impacts educational policies
We should lobby for a government exchange program in which Nepali engineers are trained in solar and EV technologies in China
Nepal cannot support any program of extradition of Tibetan refugees who are one of Nepal’s most hardworking communities
We need to revive the idea of goods-carrying ropeways, which in the long run may be more viable than a railway through extremely mountainous areas of Tibet and Nepal. | AMN ARCHIVE
The traffic light was quickly turning green and I made my mind to help him cross the street and grabbed his arm. He shrugged my hands off and said, “I can manage”. I was awestruck.
The importance of a few demonstration projects in attracting infrastructure finance into Nepal cannot be overstated
Madan Bhandari wanted to unearth the reasons behind the failure of the communist movement in Madhes. Unfortunately, no UML leader showed interest in this issue after his demise
Modern science, touted as the solution to the plastic crisis and the fossil fuel debacle, is in fact the cause of our environmental problems
PM Oli seems worried that at least some elements of the Indian establishment are back to using their old bag of tricks in Nepal
With no ocean in Nepal, and with fires containing plastic burning pretty much 24/7 around town, why have we in Kathmandu simultaneously and without collusion decided to send the plastic straw into extinction?
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