The *iPod may be Nepal’s best and last hope for a better future. Its history parallels many of Nepal’s recent developments and offers a fresh, new prospect unlike anything in the past...
Taps in Kathmandu may be running dry but drinking water is just a phone call away. Water processing plants sprouting up like mushrooms in villages on the outskirts of the valley offer a choice between often untreated or contaminated water...
Here's to our teachers, all good and all bad. Some of who have lit the way for us, prepared a path, beating down the bushes, clearing away the thorns, while others have hindered us, scarred us emotionally, even tortured us...
Having turned just 24 and educated only up to the 10th grade, Usha Gurung has been successfully running three businesses. Usha is a young businesswoman whose hard work and never-say-die attitude have earned...
While browsing a friend's shelf, I came across a decrepit little book with a fading brown cover: 'Doshi Chasma' by BP Koirala. I had read BP's 'Sumnima' a long time ago and yet have a vivid recollection of having...
Genes and languages preserve history, just as stones, art, and bones do. While a lot of effort has been directed towards preserving archeological sites and studying genetics, very little is...
So, we’re Facebook friends, but are we friends? Flakey people piss me off. “Flakey” according to urbandictionary.com, means being “unreliable or fickle,” and before you give me a hard time for using it as a source...
When the traffic police seized my license recently, I had no reservations in throwing a tantrum. If there was one thing I had learned from my three years in Delhi, it was that in South Asia, tears are a valuable bargaining tool for women. An ordinary person hates to see a woman in tears...
The demise of Girija Prasad Koirala will undoubtedly lead to a political re-alignment in Nepali politics. Koirala was without a doubt the most influential politician in Nepal. What was truly unique about Koirala’s political strategy was his ability to fuse...
It is difficult to explain the Singaporean passion for eating. In my month-long stay in Singapore, I saw more restaurants and food outlets than I had in previously...
Like many youth today, I left Nepal about three years ago because I thought that there was no hope for a better future. Almost everyone I talked to advised me to leave...
Beneath the shade of white misty walls reflecting bright the spring sun, I guided my steps on the stone-paved path that trails from Basantapur to Ason Chok...
The other day, my friend and I were discussing the situation in Nepal, about what exactly is wrong with it and what needs to be done to make it the way we think..
a great concept...well done!
on 31st August 2010: Constitution and Deadlinevent breeding a mediocre society.
on Op-Ed: Developing Nepal, One iPod at a Timei will have to agree with Wootman.
on Op-Ed: Developing Nepal, One iPod at a Time" Giving every Nepali a brand new iPod is gifting every...