Re-centering Ethics in the Age of AI: Safeguarding Caregivers, Neuropsychiatric Insights, and Institutional Collaboration
Re-centering Ethics in the Age of AI: Safeguarding Caregivers, Neuropsychiatric Insights, and Institutional Collaboration
Bridging the Digital Gap: Why Human Capital and Institutional Autonomy Are the Real Engines of Digital Transformation
Digital governance and economic progress will only happen when Nepal produces its own well-trained tech workforce.
Re-Centering Ethics: From Knowledge and AI to Climate Justice at the Last Ward
Re-Centering Ethics: From Knowledge and AI to Climate Justice at the Last Ward
Re-Centering Ethics: From Knowledge and AI to Climate Justice at the Last Ward
True ethics in technology and science means turning research into actionable, community-led disaster preparedness—backed by autonomous research institutions, oral history preservation, and global climate justice.
Dharma Ratna Yami’s 1950s Reflection on Buddhism and Social Thought
In this historical Nepal Bhasa message, Deputy Minister Dharma Ratna Yami highlights Buddhism as a uniquely progressive and free-thinking world philosophy—one unburdened by rigid scripture, dogma, gender, or caste hierarchies. He emphasizes that Buddhism's focus on intellectual freedom and social equality allows it to align with modern progressive thought. By advancing Buddhist principles of peace and social justice, society can foster human progress and well-being, and he calls on Buddhist publications to remain steadfast in spreading these truth-based values.