World Water Week: Let’s rethink deeper to preserve the world’s most precious resource

As the world gathers in Stockholm for World Water Week, we do so in the shadow of a paradox: WATER,

Behind the money: Untold stories of Nepal’s migration and remittance

Remittance is the backbone of Nepal’s economy. According to Nepal Life Standard Survey IV, 76.8 percent Nepali households receive remittance.

Father’s Day: Reimagining fatherhood

Happy Father’s Day to me. It feels surreal to say that to myself. It’s been more than two decades since

Envisioning youths as drivers of stronger Nepal

Imagine in fifteen years from now a small crop of young leaders coming from across Nepal, young professionals with a

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Nepal, renowned for its rich cultural and natural heritage, boasts four UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Kathmandu Valley (1979), Sagarmatha

‘Jimmy Carter was a true friend and well-wisher of Nepal:’ Foreign Minister Deuba

Kathmandu: Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr Arzu Rana Deuba has praised the role Jimmy Carter played for peace and democracy. While signing the condolence book at the US embassy in Kathmandu to pay tribute to former US President and Nobel Laureate Jimmy Carter, who passed away earlier this week, the foreign minister said Carter stood as an exemplary figure in philanthropy, peace and democracy. “His contributions were widely admired for their lasting impact on upholding human rights and democratic values,” she said. “He was a true friend and well-wisher of Nepal. His legacy of peace and benevolence will forever be cherished and will continue to serve as an inspiration to the people around the world.”

Carter, who was the 39th president of the US, passed away on Sunday. He was 100.

Nepali political leaders, from the president to prime minister to ministers to other political leaders, have expressed condolences on the passing of the US president who played a role in Nepal’s peace process.