आज देखि बिभिन्न ठाँऊमा धुम्रपान गर्न मनाई छ। ((यहाँ जानुहोस नागरिक दैनिकीको यो रिपोर्ट पढ्न) किन? तथ्यांक अनुसार नेपालमा सूर्तीजन्य पदार्थको सेवनबाट मुटु, श्वासप्रश्वास, क्यान्सरजस्ता रोगले दैनिक ४४ जनाको मृत्यु हुन्छ भने यसबाट सिर्जित हुने रोगको उपचारमा १६ अर्ब रुपैयाँभन्दा … Continue reading
Nepal is beautiful. It doesn’t need to change. We do. Bagmati, near Sundarijal is refreshingly pure. As we touch it, we start turning it toxic. We need to change our habits. Krishna Mandir in Patan is heart stopping! The houses … Continue reading
Nepal doesn’t need to change. We do. Here is why. Recently I hiked as part of a “Green Hiker, Green planet” group of change-makers, along the Langtang region in Rasuwa, north of Kathmandu for four days. As we hiked, I … Continue reading
हामीले २ खर्ब ५० अर्ब रुपैयाँ नेपाल पठाउने आफ्ना नेपाली लगानीकर्तालाई जब कदर गर्न जान्नेछौं, तब मात्र बाँकी संसारले नेपालमा लगानी गर्नेछन्।” Continue reading
A Bridge builder builds and safe-guards a bridge that connects Nepal of today to the “nation builders” of tomorrow. With a strong leap of faith, they plunge headlong to build and sustain this bridge between the coming era of nation … Continue reading
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20 years ago, our mentors (our teachers, fathers, mothers, uncles and aunts etc) started giving us career guidance from an early age and tell us explicitly or implicitly what they expected us to become. They analyzed what was wrong in Nepal at … Continue reading
A self reflection: Technology Common sense, Lastly, Environment I believe in these 3 systems to evolve myself. To trying to balance and enhance ourselves through the synergy of these: I accept technology to be an efficient tool to enhance and … Continue reading
History: More than 250 years ago, it so happened that in a place called Lig Lig, there used to be annual race held , the winner of which would be able to rule the land for one whole year. That … Continue reading
This article appeared in Myrepublica newspaper on March 16, 2011 We’re in a vicious cycle in Nepal. No, I’m not talking about politics and politicians. I’m talking about us. Let’s imagine this scenario. I rush for a business meeting at Durbar … Continue reading