Author: Himalaya Post

– Top Lal Panthi As per the Mother Nature creation and gift both her son and daughter have equal rights. So, there must not be any discrimination based on their biological sex, which has been done by clever ancient sages incorporating their misogynist thoughts in holy texts and society has instilled in the mindset of innocent and ignorant people that has promoted Gender Based Discrimination. In the 1970s, as the Women’s Liberation Movement supported more and more women in the workforce, larger discussions arose around the distinct pay discrepancy between men and women of similar roles and experiences. From this gender discrepancy, the term “pink-collar ghetto” was coined. Pink-collar jobs were paid less than both white and blue-collared jobs (typically held by men) and required less schooling than white-collar jobs. In terms of developing country, we may snap many pictures of glass ceiling for the women, even in Nepal. There are many reasons behind the circumstances, if we review the scenario of top corporate houses in Nepalese business environment, pregnant women, working mothers and even women of childbearing age may face what is referred to as a “maternal wall.” Certain stereotypes related to women’s role in their family and needing to take time off after birth and for childcare often place women at a disadvantage in their careers compared to men and fathers. In this regard when and how does Nepalese economy can compete with...

– Ram Chandra Rupakheti Education is a fundamental base for economic development, prosperity, and scientific innovation. Poverty reduction depends upon the knowledge and skills that people acquire from the education system in the nation. The academic, cultural, social, norms and values may get changed due to widespread pandemic disease COVID-19. Today, many schools are formulation strategies to achieve their survival goal during-COVID-19. One of them is building infrastructure for online education in school level whether all or partially courses. Online education is a form of education by use of a computer, or employing any technologies by which education is delivered and administered using the internet. Government of Nepal emphasizes on online education during COVID-19. Every school need to use new strategies by preparing essential infrastructures. For the sustainability of education post corona virus, every school must take initiation for online teaching method. Effective hardware and software must be installed for online education. Another most common strategy is an online library that a school should install online portal to retrieve extensive archives. Government is trying to avoid the oldest and conventional type of teaching methodology. This is an appropriate time to replace the existing system. Commonly used teaching methods may include class participation, demonstration, recitation, memorization, or combinations of these. Some strategies for quality education can be used in the primary education system as follows: A. The oldest and outdated...