Society

Should Nations Prioritize Growth or Equality? Can They Achieve Both?

In the contemporary world, inequality in India has reached its highest peak since humans started collecting data, surpassing that of […]

Pramila Rai / January 29, 2026

One of the most talked-about campaigns in Nepal in recent years has been Beti Padhau Beti Bachau (BPBB), meaning “Educate

It’s a question that has often crossed my mind: do donations from wealthy individuals or rich countries truly help alleviate

Nepal’s increasing reliance on food imports, with 80% of grain now imported and a 62% rise in food import spending

Nepal has a 42,000 MW potential capacity for electricity generation and has been able to explore only 3,157 MW, which

Bigyata Pant / January 19, 2026

Every day, public services in Kathmandu are becoming increasingly inaccessible. Facilities that are meant to be reliable and freely available,

Pramila Rai / January 18, 2026

Investment is a buzz word we hear everywhere in recent days. Investing helps to secure a better future for individuals

Introduction Human–wildlife interaction refers to the contact and conflict that occur when people and wild animals live in close proximity.

During the first four months of the Nepalese Fiscal year 2025/26, the total public debt has increased rapidly by NPR

Rohan Dhungel / January 11, 2026

Introduction to Global Factions and Their Positions In the ever-transitioning geopolitical landscape, the world is divided into three major factions:

What is LDC Status? The United Nations classifies some countries as Least Developed Countries (LDCs). These are nations that face

Nabina Karki / December 28, 2025

Amid political unrest and a sluggish economy in Nepal, the second season of the Nepal Premier League was successfully completed.