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Sunday, July 27, 2025

Without Fear or FavourUNWIND IN STYLE

26.44°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 37
300+Hazardous
0-50Good
51-100Moderate
101-150Unhealty for Sensitive Groups
151-200Unhealthy
201-300Very Unhealthy
Sun, Jul 27, 2025
26.44°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 37
  • What's News :

  • Open-air jet repair
  • Nepal’s para-fighters
  • Court intervention in lawmaking
  • Temporary bridge at Rasuwagadhi
  • Customs offices merge

Umesh Raj Regmi

Regmi is associated with the Nepal Youth Foundation.


Latest from Umesh Raj Regmi

Blood is thicker than water

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Kinship care preserves the continuity of care, relationship and environment that are essential to a child’s well-being.

Disciplining the other way

By Umesh Raj Regmi

The ban on all forms of corporal punishment in all settings is a great achievement.

Drain or gain?

By Dinesh Gajurel & Umesh Raj Regmi

Non-structural initiatives can be a productive way to unleash the diaspora’s potential

Establishing common ground

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Consider community gardening for education

Spare the rod

By George W Holden & Umesh Raj Regmi

There are better ways of disciplining unruly students than using physical punishment

What’s new in school

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Some stakeholders argue that the government has changed the curriculum in haste

Copycats beware

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Cases of plagiarism have to be dealt with academic charges as well as legal penalties

New responsibilities

By Umesh Raj Regmi

With Nepal transforming into a federal system, school education has come under the jurisdiction of local authorities. But five months after local governments were formed, little has happened on this front.

Going with the wind

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Many students are pursuing higher studies without future plans in mind

Break off the downfall

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Higher education, as a capital investment, is of paramount importance for the socio-economic, cultural and technological development of a country.

Build the basics

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Comprehensive early childhood care and education should be enhanced and bettered

Healthy young minds

By Umesh Raj Regmi

The mental and psychosocial wellbeing of school children promotes quality learning. World Health Organisation (WHO) norms for physical, mental, social and spiritual wellness are not found to be applicable in Nepal’s context.

The baffled voters

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Effective voter education programmes are necessary to reduce the number of invalid ballots

The Israeli way

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Nepal’s education system can learn a few things from Israel, like dropout prevention

Inclusive education

By Umesh Raj Regmi

Disabled students should be equipped with basic academic and adequate life skills

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E-PAPER | July 27, 2025

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