While work from home may not sound too easy and exciting for most office-goers, many working women are enjoying the lockdown as they can spend…
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ICOVERASIA
Schools and colleges across Nepal are closed because of the coronavirus outbreak. The Ministry of Education as well as the leaders of academic institutions, are…
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On progress…
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A must visit café for mo:mo lovers
By Lumanti Maharjan
Tara personally visits every visitor and have conversation with him or her. She says, “people come to this place as strangers and leave as friends.” Tara and the other employees at Mo:Mo La Palpasa believe in youth empowerment and giving back to the society.
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How is coffee brewed?
Video by Sulav Shakya, Safal Karki, Sara B.K., Sandesh Chauhan Brewed Coffee: A video demo by Rhea Pradhan, Kreepa Gurung & Ishita Shahi
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Makeup with Drishna
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Daughter of Gurkhas
Directed by Chandi Raj Dahal in Hong Kong (2014), this documentary shows how a Hong Kong born Nepali girl struggles in her studies due to…
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A Journey Through Anxiety
By Swarna Shrestha
“Having failed to pursue a career as a nurse, as per the wishes of my family, I fell into a pit of darkness and despair. Dark thoughts consumed me, and I wasn’t able to bring myself out of it”
By Ajeshna Shakya
A team of four energetic students studying at St. Xavier’s College, Maitighar have introduced a unique service, ‘Dailo’ through which someone will now complete your boring errands for you.
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Dust. Can it be solved?
By Rujen Maharjan
The precautions to reduce pollution or the traffic load other than planting trees and waste management can be taken in various levels. As cars and other old vehicles are the ones emitting harmful chemicals and smoke, trolley buses are one of the best option to control both the pollution and traffic load. Increase in the number of cycles also can reduce air pollution. But the condition of the roads, the dust and the smoke only discourages the bicycle riders.
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For The Other Living
By Aishwarya Baidar, Apekshya Basnet and Barsha Baral
Street dogs are found mainly at the places where they have chances of getting food. For the dogs in Kathmandu, this food comes in the form of unmanaged garbage dumps. Stopping the practice of dumping garbage on the streets is the first step that needs to be taken to check the street dog menace.
This website is owned by Chandi Raj Dahal, assistant professor at the Department of Languages and Mass Communication, Kathmandu University. The owner uses this site…
Rujen Maharjan Reports for RADIO KU.