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Monday, August 11, 2025

Without Fear or FavourUNWIND IN STYLE

21.89°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 96
300+Hazardous
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51-100Moderate
101-150Unhealty for Sensitive Groups
151-200Unhealthy
201-300Very Unhealthy
Mon, Aug 11, 2025
21.89°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 96
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Aadesh Subedi

Subedi is a graduate student of Agricultural Economics at the University of Georgia.


Latest from Aadesh Subedi

Averting a potential catastrophe

By Aadesh Subedi

Water scarcity due to the drying up of water reserves has given rise to many problems.

Nepal and COP26

By Aadesh Subedi

We should strike a deal with the developed countries to help us adapt to climate change.

Deciphering destiny

By Aadesh Subedi

Days were made of violence and quarrels in their home. Yet, the children grew in the shade of their mother’s love.

The brightest star

By Aadesh Subedi

Do we really turn into a star after our demise?” she asked in disbelief. With a sly smile on her face, Sita pulled her daughter in her lap and replied, “Yes! We transform into one of those bright stars after our death.

A lot at steak

By Aadesh Subedi

Recognising the impacts of the meat industry is important to save the world

A clenched fist

By Aadesh Subedi

Even the creator is biased. Not everyone is bequeathed with equal beginnings into this world. Some, it seems, are naturally blessed as victors while some are their preordained victims.

Sustainable practices

By Aadesh Subedi

Agro-biodiversity has to be promoted and conserved if our food system is to withstand climatic and market shocks

Focus on farming

By Aadesh Subedi

The evolution of agriculture in any country is gauged by its average farm size. As agriculture adopts new technologies and innovations, it gradually rises up in scale and subsequently production.

Make a wish

By Aadesh Subedi

Trickles of mist veined through the window pane in that cold winter evening as Radha sat beside the window, with a doll deeply buried in her arms.

Under the hot sun

By Aadesh Subedi

Mina lived with a perennial fear: the fear of that thumping knock at the door, the fear of the torture she would have to endure

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