I Have a Fear in Kathmandu…
I have a fear in Kathmandu: having to be transported by an ambulance!
I have a fear in Kathmandu: having to be transported by an ambulance!
Prospective Nepalese migrant laborers between the ages of 19 and 38, queue for hours to register for Korean Language lessons. In doing so, they take a shot at less than 1 in 25 chance of making it to South Korea through the EPS system.
I have come across evidence, again and again, of media in Nepal being incredibly biased. Here's one set.
If you live in Kathmandu and walk the streets of the city as much as I do, you have to be a sole survivor...
We have individuals in positions of authority who believe that images of Gods, Godesses and other religious figures can solve our problems with open defecation and urination in an area. How else do you explain what you see next to the Department of Passport on Kantipath, in Kathmandu?
When you put politics in the driver's seat at institutions of higher education, education takes a backseat and, except for a small select group, everyone and the country loses out.