Is coronavirus the end of the handshake?
Erika Hughes, University of Portsmouth, “Please refrain from hand shaking,” read a sign at an event in London I recently
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Report on women’s status in South Asian Press & Media released
New Delhi: Investing in women is not just a social expenditure but it is an investment in the economy. These
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Universities and locally led climate action in Nepal
UNDP Nepal is no stranger to the threats of nature. The impacts of the devastating earthquake in 2015 still ripple
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South Asian coalition links climate with social struggles
By : Nagraj Adve The climate justice movement in South Asia and India is moving in new directions with the formation of
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Non-Medical Prescription to Deadly Coronavirus
-Khagendra Dhakal As we facing the global emergence of deadly Coronavirus, we need a global mindset, unified actions, and world
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Brexit: what happens next ?
BY : Simon Usherwood, Professor in Politics, University of Surrey Anyone imagining that the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union on January 31
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Nepal falters on justice pledge for conflict abuses : HRW
Human Rights Watch Meenakshi Ganguly, South Asia Director The horrors of Nepal’s ten-year insurgency weigh greatly on the country, with
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Australia’s Wildfire and Climate emergency
By : Ramhari Poudyal The crave for material development has led industrialized nations to overturn natural laws, casing Climate change
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle: why half in, half out just isn’t an option for royals
By: Robert Hazell , Professor of British Politics and Government & Director of the Constitution Unit, UCL & Bob Morris, Honorary Senior
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18 people are killed in Nepal due to road crashes every day, a new study says
London– Up to 18 people are being killed in Nepal due to road crashes every day, a new study published
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