Aanshi Paudel | Kathmandu 44600, Nepal The following research was compiled under the guided research program at Kuhiro Class and mentored by Pradhyumna Wagle, Cornell University. This research examines the relationship between maternal education and three measures of child nutrition - stunting, underweight, and wasting - using data from the Nepal Demographic and Health Surveys (NDHS) conducted in 2016 and 2022. The study also measures the influence of other factors such as th

by Alok Karn ( akkarn26@gmail.com ) Intern Writer at Kuhiro Class and High School Graduate from Uniglobe SS/College, Kathmandu. Image: Stephan Leuzinger Bella Ciao, Partisans, and the Resistance in Italy. Every year on April 25, Italians gather around heavily laden tables and barbecues to chant “Bella Ciao” at least half a dozen times, right hand on the heart. It was sung as an anti-fascist resistance song during the second world war and singing it has become part of the annu

Pappu Jha | Trinity International College Kathmandu Valley, a city of temples at the foothills of the Himalayas, is gradually transforming into a poisonous site for its residents. In the era of globalization in the 21st century, the economic hub of Nepal is witnessing unprecedented immigration of citizens across Nepal, resulting in rapid urbanization and industrialization. Due to the assimilation of Nepalis across the country, the capital is undergoing massive economic uplift

Written by Pappu Jha | Trinity International College Alumni Image by Kunda Dixit | Nepali Times The Himalayan glaciers are melting at a pace much faster than expected, the study shows. In 2019, Columbia University conducted a study using recently declassified America’s Cold War-era spy satellite images from the 1970s and 1980s. The result reveals that the Himalayan glaciers are melting at an alarming rate. In the period of two decades since the beginning of the 21st century,