Kathmandu Post 03 Dec 2020 The globalisation of food Helped by out-migration and changing food habits, the many cuisines of Nepal are finally being recognised all over. For the… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
Kathmandu Post 21 Nov 2020 Mha Puja as a unifier The new year rituals of the Newa community can be promoted as a pan-Nepali event as well as a tourist… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
Kathmandu Post 03 Nov 2020 Beyond money The big lesson from Covid-19: money isn’t always the answer. Tihar is going to be different this year, with Goddess… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
Kathmandu Post 20 Oct 2020 This year’s Dashain is different Dashain, irrespective of ethnoreligious alignment, has always been a time to celebrate. This year, it’s different. Festivals can mean something… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
Kathmandu Post 06 Oct 2020 The response to the pandemic will further isolate Nepal A problem—be it an earthquake, blockade or pandemic—in Nepal is only recognised when it hits the capital. Many have asked… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
Kathmandu Post 08 Sep 2020 Travelling during the pandemic Nepal can learn from countries like Rwanda on how good planning and execution are a must. For the people who… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
Kathmandu Post 25 Aug 2020 Change begins at home The way the government functions is a reflection on Nepali society. Pouring frustration over how the government functions has become… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
Kathmandu Post 13 Aug 2020 The need for public libraries Libraries help to develop and preserve intellectual capital in society. Last week, a report in the Post on the stalled construction of the… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
Kathmandu Post 29 Jul 2020 Respectable exit It is high time society began to think about funeral parlours and organ donations. Whenever a death occurs in the… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
Kathmandu Post 30 Jun 2020 What defines a Nepali citizen? Nepal needs to understand the realities of the 21st century. It needs to move forward, not backward. It would be… Sujeev Shakya No Comments
