Remembering Dhana Maya Tuladhar and the Women Who Sustained Heera Devi Yami’s Family

Posted On: 31 January, 2026

Posted By: Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

Heera Devi Yami had tried to demonstrate change in practice. Society—and even family—was not ready.

From Sacred Stories to Scientific Questions: Rethinking Belief in the Age of AI

Posted On: 5 February, 2026

Posted By: Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

From Sacred Stories to Scientific Questions: Rethinking Belief in the Age of AI

Heera Devi Yami: Spinner of Wool, Weaver of Care, A Quiet Strength in Times of Struggle

Posted On: 6 February, 2026

Posted By: Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

This photograph stands as a tribute to a woman whose contribution to her family, her community, and to a period of struggle was carried out with humility, dedication, and remarkable skill — one thread at a time.

Message from Honorable Shri Dharma Ratna Yami, Deputy Minister of Forest Department:

Posted On: 7 February, 2026

Posted By: Tyt

Message from Honorable Shri Dharma Ratna Yami, Deputy Minister of Forest Department:

It was Heera Devi who was behind the success of Dharma Ratna Yami

Posted On: 9 February, 2026

Posted By: Lani Devi Tuladhar

Heera Devi Yami behind Dharma Ratna Yami

The Dual Role of AI in the Battle Against Misinformation: A 2026 Perspective

Posted On: 10 February, 2026

Posted By: Prof.Timila Yami Thapa

The future of truth may well depend on our ability to wield these AI tools more effectively than those who seek to deceive us—and on our collective willingness to prioritize verified information over comfortable fictions.

The Cognitive Tide: A Manifesto for a Resilient Nepal

Posted On: 10 February, 2026

Posted By: Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

Our ancestors were silenced by systems they could not control. We can either be the generation that watched the water rise and wash away our identity, or the one that built the high ground for those yet to come. We may feel overwhelmed by the speed of the exponential curve, but we are responsible for the systems we build today. We can either be the generation that watched the water rise, or the one that built the high ground. The exponential curve does not wait for the hesitant.