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Thaksin Shinawatra Testifies in High-Stakes Royal Defamation Trial as Political Dynasty Wavers
Former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra faces royal defamation charges in a landmark case that threatens his family’s political legacy.
Pain and Dharma: Why Suffering Deepens Spiritual Insight
Pain is often seen as a curse, but in spiritual traditions like Buddhism, it can be a powerful teacher. This article explores how pain and dharma are deeply connected, and how suffering can lead us to greater clarity, compassion, and wisdom.
Monsoon Mayhem: Why Nepal’s Roads Keep Failing Every Rainy Season
Every monsoon, Nepal’s roads fall apart—again. This story explores how rushed construction, ignored geology, and weak oversight fuel the cycle of collapse, and what experts say must change to stop it.
Nepal initiates process to open Consulate in Dallas amid changing U.S. immigration climate
In a major move, Nepal is setting up a Consulate General in Dallas to support its growing diaspora in southern U.S. states. The timing is critical, as Nepalis face rising uncertainty due to stricter immigration policies under President Trump’s second term.
Nyungney: Buddhist Fasting Practice for Purification & Compassion
The Nyungne practice is a profound Vajrayana Buddhist fasting and purification retreat dedicated to Chenrezig, the Buddha of Compassion. Rooted in devotion, silence, and discipline, this powerful method helps cleanse negative karma, generate merit, and deepen spiritual commitment through body, speech, and mind.
Half-Yearly Budget Review: Nepal Achieves 39% Income and 35% Expenditure
Nepal’s Half-Yearly Budget Review for the fiscal year 2081/82 (2024/25) highlights modest fiscal progress. According to the Office of the Comptroller General, the government achieved 39%...
