Blogs
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|Bachelor in Development Studies Students Share Insights from Birgunj Field Trip |National College|
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Field Evaluation Summary Report : Click Here Students from the Bachelor in Development Studies program recently conducted a field trip to Birgunj, visiting Parsa National Park and Maha Gadhimai Municipality to assess community dynamics and logistical systems. Through online surveys, observations, and interviews with locals and stakeholders, the students explored […]
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|The Cult of Trump: Selling the myth of American glory| by National College Student Sakshat Pant’s on The Himalayan Times|
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The cult of Trump: Selling the myth of American glory As Donald Trump strides back into office, it’s clear that the Make America Great Again (MAGA) has transformed from a slogan into a creed, a kind of civil religion for those who long for sepia-toned visions of an America that […]
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“Forgotten Seeds: बिर्सिएका बिउ” || Documentary By National College’s Bachelor in Development Studies Students ||
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“Forgotten Seeds: बिर्सिएका बिउ” delves into the rich tapestry of traditional agriculture, focusing on the preservation of local seeds and the invaluable knowledge passed down through generations. This documentary explores how climate change impacts agricultural patterns and highlights the ancestral methods and processes that safeguard these vital seeds. Through the lens […]
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दिगो विकासमा विकास अध्ययन -|गोपीकृष्ण ढुंगाना|
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विश्व यतिबेला जलवायु परिवर्तनका कारण वातावरणीय चुनौतीहरूमा मात्र रुमलिएको छैन, सँगै सामाजिक एवं अर्थतन्त्रका अनेक चुनौतीको सामना गरिरहेको छ। विषय वा क्षेत्र फरक भए पनि यी तीन आपसमा अन्तरसम्बन्धित छन्। यहींनेर विकास अध्ययन आवश्यक देखिन्छ। यदि विश्वमा भएको समग्र विकासको पूर्वयोजना हुन्थ्यो, त्यसको गहिराइमा पसेर काम हुन्थ्यो वा सो कार्यका […]
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“The Future of Nepal: 10 Powerful Reasons to Go for a Bachelor’s in Development Studies”- Pransu Khakurel
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Impact of Covid 19 on GDP Growth Rate
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By Dr. Binay Mishra (binay0138@gmail.com) As known, the country scrambles with continued attenuation of cases, began with a single Wuhan returnee student’s case earlier on 23rd January. Lockdown –was imposed country wide on 24rd March, now eased services, open with some restrain from 15th June has now extended till 22nd […]
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Racism ingrained into the walls of UK universities
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— Tripti Ranabhat (BoSS 1 yr) August 2021 The United Kingdom boasts of its array of elite universities. Universities that date back as early as 1096(Oxford University) have housed remarkable individuals that pioneered the modern world. Leaders that changed the course of humanity and left behind legacies that shall last […]
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The Contemporary Lilavati
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-Prasiddhi Luitel (BoSS I yr) 2021 The feminism’s trench coat clad, contemporary Lilavati Unbound by astrology, horoscopes, and Janmakundali Now has other concerns, phenomena that dictate her fate Like the historical oppression of women, misogyny, and the patriarchy Our Lilavati still heeds to her father Bhaskaracharya’s teachings But astronomical mathematics […]
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Menstruation
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Kripa Rasaily (BoSS 1 yr) 2021 Menstruation means cyclic uterine bleeding caused by shedding of progestational endometrium it occurs between menarche and menopause. Menstruation is also known as menses or menstrual period. Periods are probably the most annoying part of being a woman but also a boon. They always start […]
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English Vinglish
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At the coffee shop “English language is crucial for a nation’s further development.” He muttered. “No!” I responded instantly, “Do you know how many countries that use the English language in their official websites are from the under-developed category?” “Well, isn’t that because that’s the only way to compete in […]