ANNFSU nominates Siddhantha Bhatta for Tribhuvan University Central Campus FSU election on March 18. As the current FSU secretary, Bhatta led a 24-hour protest advocating academic reforms, resulting in a 35-point agreement with TU administration. His leadership and commitment to student rights position him as a strong candidate in the upcoming election.
Students from Mount Everest Secondary School transformed their school with spiritual art. Inspired by Kathmandu imagery, they painted deities and cultural icons. The project, part of a holistic education initiative, combines art with yoga and meditation. The school also offers mindfulness programs for parents, fostering well-rounded development. Over 400 students participate in weekly art classes
Mount Everest Aawasiya School in Beni, Myagdi, commenced its 35th anniversary and Parents’ Day celebration. The event included training for parents on changing times, technology, and children's development. Speakers emphasized fostering a positive environment and nurturing children's unique talents. The three-day event features interactive sessions, motivational activities, and intellectual programs. The closing ceremony will honor outstanding students, long-serving teachers, and launch the school’s literary magazine, Buddhibimb.
Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung warned that Nepal may ban Meta platforms (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp) if they fail to register. Speaking at Nepal Telecom’s 21st anniversary, he criticized social media for spreading misinformation and harming social harmony. The government plans a Cyber Security Act and mandates tech giants like Meta, Google, and Microsoft to appoint legal representatives. Only TikTok has complied so far. Non-compliance may lead to restrictions.
Regent Residential School performed a cultural dance before His Royal Highness Prince Edward, The Duke of Edinburgh, at the DoEIA Gold Award Ceremony on February 5, 2025, at the British Embassy Nepal. Organized by the National Award Office Nepal and Saksham Yuwa Nepal, the event saw 20+ participants receive Gold Awards from Prince Edward. Attended by school principals, award coordinators, and VVIPs, the event celebrated youth achievement and cultural heritage.
The author shares her painful experiences of caste and gender discrimination as a Dalit woman. From school to social events, she faced exclusion, humiliation, and systemic bias. Incidents like being denied entry to a friend’s wedding and rejected for housing highlight deep-rooted prejudices. Despite these struggles, she emphasizes the need to speak out against discrimination, hoping for a future where no one suffers such injustice.
What Differentiate the Differentiation from Inclusion in the Classroom: Education is a fundamental right of every child, regardless of their abilities or backgrounds. To cater to the diverse needs of students, inclusion and differentiation policies have been introduced in schools. While inclusion policies focus on integrating students with disabilities into mainstream education, differentiation policies address the unique learning needs of every student in the classroom. This article explores the significance of these policies, their advantages, and their implementation, providing a detailed comparative analysis.
The 25th International Convention of Students’ Quality Circle (ICSQC) is underway at City Montessori School, Lucknow, from December 3-7, 2024. Themed “TQM in Education – An Initiative to Develop Total Quality Person,” it has attracted delegates from 14 countries, including 300 from Nepal led by QUEST Nepal. The event features debates, workshops, cultural evenings, and keynote sessions by 42 experts, concluding with a grand closing ceremony and farewell dinner.
Discover the comprehensive solutions for "Wright Brothers," Class 9 English Unit 18 Reading-I. This includes all exercises, key questions with answers, and essential highlights from the text. Additionally, explore a well-prepared glossary to simplify complex terms for better understanding.
