Few days ago I spent 7 hours with an excellent guide in Chitwan to see tiger. Tigers are are solitary+ territorial animals. Their instinct is to stay hidden and avoid confrontation, esp with humans. Humans feeding tigers in tiger park is unethical but may increase cheap tourism
Nepal already has great national parks and guides. It may take many days and repeated visits to see a tiger in its natural habitat. When I shared about my experience I realized most people expect to see tigers on a jeep safari. Would be great if we were able to promote…
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Shame, shame! Utter shame! @KtmSchoolofLaw how do you react to this gravely serious allegations against your director - Dr Yubaraj Sangraula who happened to specialize in "criminal justice system of Nepal"?
केएसएलका कार्यकारी निर्देशक डा. युवराज संग्रौलामाथि केही दिनअघि आफ्नै विद्यार्थीले लगाएको दुर्व्यवहारको आरोपपछि खोज्दै जाँदा फेला परेका शृंखलाबद्ध घटना र त्यसको विस्तृत पाटोः @DahalDeepa
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Thanks @AaratiRay1 for following and covering this issue. I’ve never listened to Sangroula’s public interviews—didn’t want to hear his voice after leaving KSL. I struggled to fully share the horrors because he was publicly admired, but I’m glad it’s finally coming to light.
Calls grow for external probe into Sangroula’s reported sexual misconduct, homophobia
Current and former students accusing him see bias in the probe committee formed by Kathmandu School of Law.
kathmandupost.com/national/2… —by @AaratiRay1
एक विद्यार्थीले टाउकोमा मालिस गरिरहेको तस्बिर लिक भएको सम्बन्धमा डा. युवराज संग्रौलाले यस्तो भनेका छन्। यो संसारमा कस्तो प्रकारको प्राध्यापकले आफ्ना विद्यार्थीहरूलाई मालिस गराउन लगाउँछन्? कस्तो प्रकारको स्वास्थ्य समस्याले यस्तो अनुचित कार्य गर्न आग्रह गर्दछ?
In this article I write about what Nepali businesses are missing out on due to the ban on investing outside Nepal and highlights the potential benefits of relaxing the restriction. Link to article: lnkd.in/djfZWRPE
In this article, I conclude that if Nepal wants to meet its investment goals, i.e., attract bigger investments, it should be prepared for transactions that move beyond the plain vanilla structures that the law and regulators expect. b360nepal.com/graduating-fro…
A little bit about the Private Equity industry in Nepal. For more details please visit @nagarik_news . Also happy to discuss anything you'd want to know about the laws related to PE in Nepal.
Attempted the Wes Anderson trend with a little help from my colleagues :D
#wesandersontrend
While IT sector growth is no longer just a flight of fancy there are still some policy reforms needed to drive the industry forward. I have touched upon some of the key issues in this article bit.ly/3F4aEQJ Happy to discuss other sectoral issues if anyone is interested.
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After decades of working in infrastructure financing in Nepal, a banker, lawyer and political economist decided to record themselves to discuss their experience, Nepal's lessons and policy channges needed to get more investments.
OUT NOW!! pei.center/podcast/
In this ep, the second of a two-part series, PEI's @SaumitraNeupane sits with @AnupRajUpreti & Shreejesh Ghimire to discuss the experiences of infrastructure #projectfinancing in #Nepal.
Episode sponsored by: VRock and Co.
Pleasantly surprised to come across a tea house that aspires to become zero-waste in the small village of Nange Thati located at an elevation of 2609m in the trekking route to Poon Hill (not accessible by road). The guys here serve a variety of juices w/ hand-made bamboo straws
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Could two followers please copy and re-post this tweet? I'm trying to demonstrate that someone is always there, especially at this time of year. Call 16600121600 (TUTH Suicide Prevention Helpline). Just two. Any two. Copy, not RT. Let’s all look out for each other.
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Contemporary Newā architecture at its best.
Traditional craftsmanship of woodwork has survived for centuries, & is thriving in Nepā Maṇḍala.
This house built recently from ground up at Pukhusi, Kwhopa illustrates indigenous Newā community's commitment to retain its originality.




















