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Professor Dev Raj Dahal- The English notion of politics is translated into Nepali rajniti denoting the state and policy. Similarly, netritwo(leadership) in Nepali implies...

Mockery of The Democratic Polity

Dr. Aruna Uprety- For thousands of years, communities have relied upon their intuition and Mother Nature to keep themselves and their families healthy. Guided...

The Wisdom of eating: Chepangs’ food habits

Zion family is the largest family of world , as together has 39 wives, 32 sons, 18 daughters, 22 grandsons, 26 granddaughters and seven...

Zion World Jambo family with 39 wives and 181 members (VIDEO)

Nepali currency is being cheaper against the US dollar owing to the stronger US economy. NRB, the central bank has fixed exchange rate for...

Foreign Exchange Rate for 15 September,  Nepalese currency low against US dollar

It gives me immense pleasure to be amidst with you this morning in the inaugural session of the International Conference on Belt and Road...

One Belt One Road Initiative: Opportunities and Implications for Nepal and the Region

1. MIND YOUR BODY LANGUAGE We are always communicating, whether or not words are being formed by our lips. Has anyone ever asked you “what’s...

HOW TO MAKE A GREAT FIRST IMPRESSION

Nepal has become a victim of poverty and slowdown policy in every step of India.  Since the time of  Rana rules of Nepal, he...

India captures Nepalese Water Resources For Two Hundred Years

Prem Khatry (The Rising Nepal) – Police reports and chains of investigations in a particular case tend to indicate one thing in special: In...

Rising Threat Of Crimes And Dealing With Them

The use of the death penalty is declining: more than two-thirds of countries have abolished or ceased to use it and executions continued to...

Issue – The death penalty around the world

The synonym for “Hello” in Nepali is “Khana khanu bho?” The fact that asking people whether they have eaten is a form of greeting...

Dr. Aruna Uprety writes ‘We are what we eat’