– SHASTA Kansakar Almost half of Nepali women of reproductive age use contraceptive measures. Condoms, morning-after pills, and intrauterine devices (IUD) are a commonality for contemporary Nepalis. Having these choices and access to contraceptives is crucial...
– BIJAY Khadka In Nepal, the role of women in the economy has undergone a significant transformation in the past four decades. Census data from different years shows that the participation of women in the labor force has increased and the gender gap in labor...
– ANUSHA Basnet The political representation of women in Nepal has improved markedly since the overthrow of the monarchy and the implementation of a federal system. Legal provisions implemented by the Government of Nepal can be largely attributed to this...
– ANKUR Shrestha Historically, women’s participation in the tech sector has been remarkably low due to the patriarchal classification of jobs. As a consequence, it led societies to believe that men automatically belong to the fields such as IT while leaving a...
– SANTOSH Sharma Poudel “An ambassador is not just an emissary but a bridge, a mediator between cultures and countries.” – Robert Blackwill Ambassadors are among the key cogs in the conduct of diplomacy. They are responsible for promoting their...