(Here is the English translation of the article from Hindi written by Dr Shweta Deepti.) Dr. Shweta Deepti, Kathmandu, 23 August 926. The alleged rape and subsequent murder of three-year-old innocent Garima Chaudhary is not just a family’s tragedy, but a horrifying incident that shakes the very conscience of our entire society. At an age […]
Birendra P Mishra, Kathmandu, 19 August. Ultimately, Prime Minister Balendra Shah started treading on the same old path of diplomacy by meeting ambassadors individually on August 10, 2026 He met with the Indian and Chinese ambassadors the same day, first the Indian envoy and then the Chinese. Why did the meetings take place the same […]
Dr. Vijay Datta, Kathmandu.6 July. *Background:* The literal meaning of Sanatana is “that which has always existed, that which will always remain, and which has neither a beginning (origin) nor an end.” In a broader context, it is not merely a religion or a sect, but an eternal philosophy of living and a universal law […]
(By Prof. S.S. Dogra) 14 may 026. India is not merely a nation; it is an emotion, a timeless civilization that reflects unity in diversity like nowhere else in the world. From the snow-covered Himalayas to the coastal beauty of Kanyakumari, from crowded metropolitan cities to peaceful rural villages, India breathes through the aspirations, struggles […]
Balkeshwar Thakur, Janakpurdham. Generally, people found a view by hearing from others and become a butt of criticism. Instead, they ought to go deep into the idea themselves and come up with what is right. A philologist, born and brought up between Nepal and Ayodhya in India and exposed to Engilsh and Hindi, can discover […]
Dr. Vidhu Prakash Kayastha, The cultural confluence of Mithila and Awadh, both in Nepal and India, represents a unique transboundary heritage connecting the hearts of Nepal and India. Awadh, centered in Uttar Pradesh of India and the western Terai of Nepal, embodies the “Raghukul” tradition of administrative discipline and heroism. Mithila, spread across the Madhesh province […]
Birendra Prasad Mishra, Retd.Prof. of Philosophy, The Bhagavad Gita, which is a collection of 700 verses, is a part of the Bhishmaparva of the Mahabharata. Almost all Indian scholars subscribe to the view that it is a part of the Bhismaparva, some Western scholars do have some reservations on it. In this short article, an […]
Nepalgunj/(Banke) — Pawan Jaiswal A commemorative discussion forum and interactive program was held in Nepalgunj on Saturday, marking the 43rd memorial of BP Koirala and the 48th memorial of Pushpa Lal Shrestha, two of Nepal’s most influential political figures. The event was organized by the Shashwat Acharya Memorial Foundation, Banke-Nepalgunj, and was chaired by the […]
Birendra Prasad Mishra, Electoral Systems In the democratic world, there are about a dozen electoral systems, which are generally classified into four groups. These are: Plurality/majority, Proportional, mixed and others. However, First-Past-the-Post (FPtP) system and List Proportional Representation (LPR) systems are more popular in regard to the number of countries that have adopted them and […]
Birendra P Mishra, Kathmandu. Our regional super power and the second largest economy of the world China was on its nerves with regard the progress getting stalled of Its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)signed in 2027, which was initiated by president Xi Jinping and have been adopted by dozens of countries of the world. Hardly […]