Pratyencha Koirala

The aspiration to study abroad is a dream for many Nepali students. The allure of pursuing education in the United States, often portrayed in Hollywood movies and on various social media sites, is invigorating.

Happiness is a complex and sought-after state. Philosophers, psychologists, and even economists have long attempted to define the term happiness. Since the 1990s, positive psychology has been dedicated to studying happiness and contentment.

As the scorching summer heat gradually gives way to overcast skies and dark clouds, signaling the arrival of the monsoon season, nature transforms. The vibrant greenery of trees, cooler weather, and the much-needed respite from the sweltering heat of the previous months describe this season. However...

The urge to postpone tasks we find unenjoyable until the last minute is a common temptation. Despite knowing that it will eventually contribute to our stress, we struggle to resist the urge to delay. While there are various definitions for procrastination, it can generally be described as the act of...

In this fast-paced, globalized world, where technology and electronic gadgets surround us everywhere we go, it's important to take a step back and embrace the simplicity of old-school ways. Holding a paperback in your hands can bring back nostalgic feelings and rekindle the joy of getting lost in a...

Thousands of students in Nepal received their SEE results recently. With their examinations behind them, students may now be thinking about their options for 11th and 12th grades, which are widely viewed as the most important years in their academic journey.

KATHMANDU, July 4: Residing in Chitwan, Dhading, Makwanpur, and Gorkha districts and surrounded by the Mahabharat mountain range is a community of around 80,000 people. This community, referred to as the Chepang or Chewang, belong to the Tibeto-Burman ethnic group and is  one of the indigenous triba...

KATHMANDU, June 28: In a height of cruelty, a man attacked a street dog out of sheer anger in Kirtipur on Thursday, damaging one of the dog’s eyes permanently.

KATHMANDU, June 26: Nepal’s literacy rate has reached 77.4 percent, showing an impressive growth in the educated population of the country.