Nepal had numerous political transitions for good/bad in the last 1000 years, ruling dynasties, democracies, autocracies & people’s movement.
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Topography, ethnicity, languages, cultures, natural resources are the foundations for the division of the federal structure in Nepal.
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The Tiger Conservation Action Plan for Nepal was prepared for the first time in 1999. The five-year periodic plan was revised in 2007 developed and implemented as the Tiger Conservation Action Plan 2008-2012 thusly.
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Saga Dawa is a sacred and ancient festival for the Buddhist community not just in Nepal but around the world. The festival…
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Tarana Burke a 45-year-old African-American civil rights activist from New York began ‘me too’ in 2006 to help survivors of sexual violence,…
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Nepal adopted a federal republic system following the promulgation of a new constitution in 2015. Nearly after the two-decades, a local level…
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Every year on 15th of Jestha Nepal celebrates “Ganatantra Diwas”, the Republic Day representing the end of the country’s centuries-long monarchy and declaring Nepal as the Federal Democratic Republic. The term “Federal Democratic Republic” has three major meanings associated with it.
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Exploring Eastern Nepal is always on one’s bucket list when it comes to traveling. The culture, religion, places, food, and people have…
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Although Buddhists all around the world regard every full moon sacred, the full moon in the month of Baisakh has special significance because on this day the Buddha was born, attained enlightenment (nirvana), and attained parinirvana (nirvana-after-death of the body) when he died. This day world wide is celebrated as “Buddha Jayanti”
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“Aama ko mukh herne” ritual, literally “to look upon mother’s face”, is one the most cherished festivals of Nepal. Children cook their favorite food of their mother, buy them lovely presents and visit their mother’s house to celebrate the beautiful bond between mother and children. And the children whose mothers have sadly passed away make pilgrimage to the “Matatirtha Temple” to venerate and in remembrance of their deceased mother’s .