As one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations, sustainability is more than just survival for Nepal.

Adopting it as a mark of distinction and quality will protect Nepal’s local indigenous and niche products.

Strengthening it requires collaboration among universities, the government and the private sectors.

Democracy can’t ensure economic prosperity if the rulers compromise its very foundations.

It can be used as a means to enhance community health and resilience, improving food security.

The product's success lies in branding, certification and environmentally friendly packaging.

With the right marketing practices and youth involvement, Nepal can realise its coffee potential.

A digitally empowered Nepal will lead to a more equitable, prosperous and inclusive society.

Proper management and marketing can help unlock the economic prospects of trail running.

Exploring its rituals and philosophies can provide valuable insights into sustainable living.

Cultivating a genuine research culture in Nepal calls for concerted efforts from all stakeholders.

Competitive salaries are a major factor driving job switches among younger generations.

Even as universities are experiencing low enrollment, we lack plans to attract international students.

It fosters the growth of AI-powered startups, providing solutions for various socio-economic and business challenges.

After initiating an olive zone, it is now crucial for local authorities to take ownership of the project.