Tag: nepal
Nepal Remittance Boom Masks a Deeper Crisis: Family Fragmentation in the Age of Migration
Nepal's remittance inflow surged 37.7 percent to 1449 billion rupees in eight months. But economists warn the economy risks dependency while families remain fractured—and the new government's promises face implementation challenges.
Simulation-Based Learning Gains Ground in Management Education
Simulation-Based Learning Gains Ground in Management Education
International Conference on “Dignified Menstruation” Opens in Kathmandu
The International Learning Conference on Dignified Menstruation opens in Kathmandu, highlighting dignity, equity, rights, and Nepal’s urgent need to end menstrual taboos and harmful practices like Chhaupadi.
Mustang Temperature Drops to –15°C, Severely Disrupting Daily Life
Daily life across upper Mustang has been thrown into hardship as temperatures continue to plunge, reaching as low as –15 degrees Celsius during the early mornings and evenings.
AI Inequality: UN Warns of a Growing Divide as Nepal Faces Its Own Digital Gaps
Behind AI’s rapid rise lies a growing gap: unequal access, biased systems, and widening divides between the empowered and the excluded.
The Cracks Beneath the ODF Banner: Why Nepal’s Sanitation Success Story Is Struggling to Hold
Nepal’s ODF success is cracking as thousands still lack toilets, exposing urgent gaps in sanitation, sustainability, and equity across communities once declared open-defecation-free.
