- Wednesday, 29 July 2026
Manjima Dhakal
Exploring Life Through Essays
Footpathma Bhetiyeka Jibran, an essay collection by Dr. Benjana Sharma, presents a wide range of life experiences while reflecting on contemporary society and the changes that have taken p
Education Reforms Show Promise
The Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES) has introduced a series of reforms in education, digital governance, timely services and quality improvement during the first 100 days of th
Burn Survivors Deserve A Dignified Life
Thousands of people living across the country are suffering from burn-related incidents every year. Commonly, people suffer burns from lightning, chemical scalds and flame. After the incidents many vic
Youths Bring A Power Shift In Parliament
For years, Nepali youths distanced themselves from politics, frustrated by corruption, instability, and old power structures. The youths used to say, 'I hate politics' and 'politics is a dirty game', but now they hav
Bancharedanda: Where ragpickers look for livelihood in piles of waste
People mostly prefer to stay away from waste. Urban residents feel so distressed if waste collection services are delayed even slightly. However, things are different at the Bancharedanda landfill site, where the garbage of Kathmandu Valley is disposed.
Ensure Women's Reproductive Rights
Nepal’s commitment to women’s reproductive rights has been strengthened by the Constitution of Nepal (2015), which guarantees safe motherhood and reproductive health rights as fundamental rights of women. Through this provis
Report reveals deep learning gaps among 10 graders
A government agency has revealed the ongoing learning gaps among grade 10 students across Nepal. A study named National Assessment of Student Achievement (NASA) conducted recently by Education
Cold wave hampers school operation, teaching, learning activities in Madhes
Janata Adharbhut School in Aurahi Rural Municipality, Mahottari, was closed for one week at the end of December due to a cold wave. The school had no such schedule to close. Gyanendra Yadav, head
School As Zone Of Peace
On December 22, Janapakshiya Students' Union, a little-known student organisation, called for the shutdown of schools in the Kathmandu Valley, much to the surprise of parents, children and schoo
Treat Menstruation With Dignity
Recently, the world observed International Dignified Menstruation Day, in a reminder that menstruation is a matter of human rights, gender equality, and dignity
State Of Journalism
Journalism is a profession of high reputation as it has a vital role in informing and educating the people. But, of late, it has come under severe scrutiny from the public. In my 15-year stint as a journalist, I have never seen this sector lose its spark on such a scale. This has really disappointed me. I feel that peopl
Legal promise, practical gaps: School education neither free nor compulsory
Thousands of Nepali youths are set to be disqualified from entering any kind of government services from 2028 if they fail to complete education up to grade eight. The government introduced the Act relating to Compulsory and Free Education, 2075 in 2018 with the aim of ensuring that all citizens have at least qualification of basic education.
Women Carve Niche In Journalism
Gorkhapatra, the country's oldest newspaper, is considered synonymous with Nepali journalism. The pioneer daily has witnessed many ups and downs, with many promising journalis
New Year Celebrations In Pokhara
Pokhara, a city with stunning natural beauty, lies within the breathtaking Annapurna region of Nepal. Its value is deeply connected to its spectacular milieu. A key element of this beauty, and a powerful symbol of Pokhara, is the reflection of the majestic Machhapuchhre mountain in the serene waters of Phewa Lake. This perfect reflection vividly demonstrates the strong and significant relationship between the elevated peak and the tranquil lake.
Exploring Inner Joy
People are in a constant race to gain money, power, love, and fame, all in pursuit of happiness. However, even after achieving all these, they are often unable to find true happiness. So, what is the cause of suffering, and how can one lead a joyful
