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One Nepali, One Investment, One Employment: A framework for foreign direct investment

The agenda of FDI is not a new topic for Nepal. The government’s past initiatives, broadly speaking, have delivered some degree of success in terms of number of investors and amount of investment. The government and relevant stakeholders’ focus until now seems mainly to be about promoting Nepal as an attractive destination for foreign investors.

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Breakthrough of the Nagdhunga main tunnel: For the development of Nepal

On April 15, 2024, the main tunnel of the Nagdhunga project was finally penetrated. This is a symbol of Japan's advanced technology and indomitable spirit, along with the cooperation of the Nepali side. It is not the words or the promises that matter, but the delivery.

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Mental Health Crisis in Nepal

Nepal, a nation renowned for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, is grappling with a silent crisis that is affecting its people's well-being on a massive scale.

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Changing political trend in Germany: Rise of right-extremism

One phase of Germany's history is marred by the dark shadow of National Socialism during the 1930s and 1940s, resulting in catastrophic consequences worldwide.

FILE - A view of the wooden path amid the Tilaurakot Palace area, in Kapilvastu, on March 25, 2016. Photo: Priyanka Adhikari

Spiritual excavation of intangible heritages: Just as important as tangible ones

Kapilavastu of Ancient Shakya Kingdom cherishes beneath it not only the tangible archaeological remains but also a vast intangibly tangible cultural and spiritual treasure.

The quest for calm: When information is far too surplus

Bleak impact of ODA on Nepal's education sector: Rigorous evaluation of funding...

Holding Leaders' Feet to the Fire for Women's Empowerment

Psychological Guidance for Schoolchildren in Nepal

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The war for Gaza: Roots of the crisis and remedies offered

A sense of relief is slowly descending upon every concerned observer now that the two parties entrenched in mortal conflict in the Middle East, Israel and Hamas, have declared a partial cessation of their six-month war.

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Let the nature in us be: To lead a happy life

It is rightly said that objects imitate life at the material level. In addition, they fulfil a psychological need. This prompts us to reorganise ourselves with good things in our wardrobe, or new shelves, too. It is, therefore, not surprising that one may opt for an expensive mobile phone as a substitute for their own inadequacies when they don’t seem to be doing as well as they would want to in their career.

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Navigating Nepal's educational evolution: From annual to semester system

Miss Sunita Thapa, whose true identity remains undisclosed, was a diligent student enrolled in the Bachelor of Business Studies programme at a private college in Kathmandu, affiliated with Tribhuvan University.

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Online discrimination against Dalits: Digital literacy necessary to combat it

Finding ways to tackle discriminatory, racist behaviours is a difficult thing. Casteism with its conscious and well-rooted beliefs is undoubtedly an expression of racism and a formidable propeller of inequality and exclusion.

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Wildfire creating havoc in Nepal: Old wisdom like building ponds can come to rescue

Like two fast bowlers Sompal Kami and Rajan KC hunting in pairs in Nepali cricket or like tigers hunting in pairs in the forest, the domestic fires and wildfires have been creating havoc in Nepal these days.

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Pandemonium in the House: For restoration of political morality

The House of the Representatives has been stalled following the protest launched by the Nepali Congress (NC), the largest party in the Parliament and the recently turned Opposition Party, in the aftermath of the change in the coalition with the mercurial Prime Minister Prachanda making yet another political somersault by joining the Unified Marxist-Leninist camp,

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Diversity: A catalyst for collective advancement

Diversity stands as a complex yet indispensable force necessary to stimulate growth both in the professional and non-professional world.

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Nepal's leap forward in kidney care: But gender discrimination persists

World Kidney Day is being celebrated today across the world with various events. The theme of this year's World Kidney Day is "Kidney Health for All – Advancing equitable access to care and optimal medication practice".

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English language barrier: How it prevents use of technology

A few months ago, I could be seen trekking across the hilly, rugged terrain of my village in Bajhang – in an arduous one-hour journey to the ward office.

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Repeated fall of political coalitions: Increasing disenchantment of the people

Political coalitions have formed the living reality of Nepali politics because of the existing provisions in the constitution that has made it virtually impossible to have a majority by any political party.

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Unsolicited advice to the Nepali Congress: Reform or face obsolescence

Against the backdrop of Nepal's struggle for democracy and sovereignty from autocratic Rana regime, the Nepali National Congress (NNC) was formed in 1946. Amidst subsequent transformations, the party found its enduring identity as the Nepali Congress (NC) in 1950 that was firmly committed to championing democratic principles.

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The soul's code: The key to living a full life

We should not — in a few things — outgrow the ‘child’ residing in us when we grow up. Kids, for instance, have an unfettered gift to expressing their emotions.

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Recalling Dr Toni Hagen: A truly 'Citizen of the whole Earth'

Among the few names from abroad who come to mind for putting Nepal on the world’s map in the course of its leap from the medieval days towards modernity in the last century, Dr Toni Hagen’s comes foremost.

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Farming without Farmers: An interesting disclosure

We have often heard about cars without drivers or self driving cars. We are also familiar with the Engineers without borders. But farming without farmers sounds very incredible indeed.

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Bayer Leverkusen's record unbeaten march continues with a 2-0 win at Roma in Europa League

No club from Europe’s five biggest leagues — in Germany, England, Italy, Spain and France — has had a longer unbeaten streak.

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Title, relegation and European spots in the balance as Premier League heads for exciting finale

This time, Arsenal vs. Manchester City for the Premier League title looks like going down to the wire.

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Tottenham's Champions League hopes hit further by 2-0 loss at Chelsea in Premier League

Tottenham’s hopes of qualifying for the Champions League are getting thinner by the day.

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CPN-UML chairperson KP Sharma Oli. Photo: RSS/File

UML wants to be decisive force: Chair Oli

Chairman KP Sharma Oli of the CPN UML has asserted that the UML should establish itself as a decisive force in Nepali politics.

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Hyderabad pulls off 1-run win over table-topper Rajasthan in IPL

The win propelled Hyderabad to No. 4 with 12 points on inferior net run-rate behind second-place Kolkata Knight Riders and Lucknow Super Giants.

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15 killed, over 20 injured in Pakistan bus plunge

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