Growing Up With Chores: How Small Responsibilities Shape Strong Adults
Small duties today become strong character tomorrow.
From Assistance to Dependence: How Prompt-and-Paste Practices Affect Thinking
Habitual reliance on externally provided frameworks of interpretation—particularly during moments of uncertainty or stress—can reduce reflective analysis and increase susceptibility to external influence.
When Tools and Leaders Think for Us: Cognitive Engagement and Decision-Making
Critical Thinking at Risk: AI, Religious Authority, and the Outsourcing of Thought
AI With Intelligence
That is not a lowered bar. It is a higher one — and it is exactly the bar that the moment demands.
Nepal’s Cybersecurity Crisis: Time for Inclusive Action
Cybersecurity is not just a technical issue—it is a governance issue. Policymakers need targeted training, workshops, and expert guidance to draft and enforce effective laws. Women leaders and policymakers should also be actively included in discussions, ensuring gender perspectives are integrated into legislation, education, and awareness programs.
Before Students Use AI, They Must First Learn to Think
The future of intelligence will not be determined by machines alone. It will be determined by how we choose to teach the humans who use them.
Why 2026 is the Year for Diaspora to Power Nepal’s AI Revolution
Why 2026 is the Year for Diaspora to Power Nepal’s AI Revolution
Nepal’s Digital Leap: Harnessing AI and Diaspora Synergy
Nepal’s Digital Leap: Harnessing AI and Diaspora Synergy
The Political Climate My Ancestors Lived Through
The Political Climate My Ancestors Lived Through
Heera Devi Yami Refusing Nepali During Interrogation
Our ancestors were not passive victims of history. They were quiet architects of cultural survival.