No History for this Smiling Girl
History is the story of the winners. Newspapers are the first draft of the history. How much you agree with these two sayings? I agree with both of them - to some extent. Newspapers with the news of all the events and incidents become the first draft of the history, and the newspapers reports most-probably [...]
Talking Blog With Journalism Students
Blog is not a buzzword for common Nepali but there are a lot of journalists, and journalism students, who have heard the word but hadn’t understood what it is all about. This morning, Bhojraj Bhat, a reporter with Nepal Weekly and also a first year student of Masters in Mass Communication and Journalism at Ratna [...]
Peace Bond: Sign of Problems
For the first time, Nepalis were given a chance to know that the King alone is unable to run the country smoothly. The news of the government issuing Peace Bond to raise Rs. 5.5 billion is a clear effect of the lack of fund for coming fiscal year as the international donor communities have shy [...]
Kumari: The Goddess Child
I am always fascinated by Kumari - the living goddess or rather a girl child worshipped as a goddess. I believe I have a special kind to attraction towards her as I never miss the opportunity to see her whenever I visit Basantpur, where her home known as Kumari Ghar is. I feel freshened whenever [...]
Teashop Gossiping: Rumor City’s Favorite
What things actually make Kathmandu a rumor city? There are probably a few answers, but without teashop at the chowks, rumor city would probably lose its essence. Teashop gossips seem to be a favorite morning activities of people - from unemployed youth to high class official and from a ‘know-nothing common man’ to ‘know-everything man’. [...]


