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Being Born a Female in Nepal
(Opinions)
15-03-2002
by Prabesh Paudyal
"To be born a daughter is a misfortune, may she be born later after the son", is the common saying of Nepali society. Girls are neglected in Nepali society. Due to neglecting, females have a lower life expectancy. While sex ratios show that...
Cigarette Smoking in Nepal
(Opinions)
25-08-2002
by Prabesh Paudyal
We know that youth are curious and have an attitude of experimentating. Many youth in Nepal are spoilt in smoking as they want to explore things that they see or are told about by their friends. Many of the youth smoke to be "smart" -- believing...
Culture
(Opinions)
1-02-2003
by Prabesh Paudyal
Modernization is blamed as one of the reasons for the youth to forget their culture. Many parents in urban areas are not practicing their culture; as a result the youth are not exposed or interactive with their own culture. Parents have already...
Drugs, Cigarettes, and Alcohol
(Opinions)
19-01-2002
by Prabesh Paudyal
Drugs, Cigarettes and Alcohol have become some of the biggest items of international trade. Drug trade has grown from a small cottage 20 years ago, but which at present, is one of the largest smuggling items of the world. There are more than 8...
The youth in the context of Nepal
(Opinions)
22-06-2007
by Prabesh Paudyal
Youth are the active population of any country. This age group is the key stake holder of social, political & economy issues of the nation. Youths can act as perpetrator of conflict and they can equally play significant “reverse role” of peace...
Violence
(Opinions)
11-04-2006
by Prabesh Paudyal
Nepal is affected by the Maoist problem. The political situation in Nepal is also complexing day by day. The youth of the present are all leaving the country because of the violence. The maoist activities are increasing day by day, and the...
Youth and Climate Change
(Opinions)
17-07-2008
by Prabesh Paudyal
Youth are the next generation and are linked directly to climate change. The climate change will mostly affect the next generation.
Nepal is a landlocked country; about 15 percent of the landmass of Nepal is perpetually under the cover of snow....
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