A Remarkable Woman Ahead of Her Time

Strengthening Resilience and AI Governance in Nepal

Today, as humanity enters the age of Artificial Intelligence and digital transformation, these experiences remind us that technology alone is never enough. During crises, societies survive through empathy, emotional support, social trust, and human solidarity. Digital technologies and AI should be designed to strengthen these human values, not weaken them. The future of civilization depends not only on building smarter systems, but on preserving our ability to care for one another during moments of vulnerability. 

Digital Lifelines: What Two Earthquakes and an Astrological Panic Taught Me About the Future of AI

Digital lifelines must be built to amplify these human virtues, not weaken them. Whether confronting a physical disaster like 1934 or an algorithmic panic like the ones threatening our modern landscape, our truest anchors remain critical thinking, ethical governance, and our fundamental capacity to care for one another.

Bridging the Digital Divide: STE(A)M Education as the Foundation of National AI security Resilience

Love in the Shadow of Autocracy

Dharma Ratna Yami was not writing solely for his contemporaries—he was articulating a manifesto for the future. A new generation is finally prepared to hear it.

The raw, tragic reality of the 2015 Gorkha earthquake.

While the physical structure of Yami Chhen was profoundly altered, the history, memories, and resilience of the family who built it endure.

Seeing the IT Future Before Nepal Was Ready