By Ram Khatry 18 January 2020 Human rights and conflict studies scholars assert that Prachanda has finally confessed his monstrous war crimes and therefore the former Prime Minister of Nepal…
By Nicole Lee, Curtin University 18 December 2019 New draft alcohol guidelines, released today, recommend healthy Australian women and men drink no more than ten standard drinks a week and…
By Bikram Timilsina & Ram Khatry 16 November 2019 Earlier this week, some agitated Nepalese youths poured onto streeets and burnt effigies of Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping – executive…
By Britta Ohm, Université de Berne 12 May 2019 India votes until May 19, and Western media and opinion seem to be slowly waking up to the dangers faced by…
By Zahrah Imtiaz, Dr DB Subedi and Dr Muttukrishna Sarvananthan 3 May 2019 In the aftermath of the Easter bombings, Sri Lanka will require effective initiatives for countering violent extremism.…
Ram Khatry I 31 March 2019: Speaking at the closing ceremony of Nepal Investment Summit 2019, Japan-based businessman Bhaban Bhatta has urged potential investors to use non-resident Nepalis as the…
20 March 2019: A young Bhutanese refugee has bid goodbye to her thick, black and beautiful hair aiming to raise funds for the Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF). Bidhya Karki,…
7 March 2019: Come to the Coburg Velodrome they say. A day full of fun, flavour and festivities is for sure they say. An occasion to celebrate Nepal and relish…
By Ram Khatry 13 February 2019 Depending on who you ask, February 13 can either be an auspicious or regrettable day for Nepal and the Nepalese people. If you ask…
By Ram Khatry 26 January 2019 A Melbourne “social entrepreneur” has been awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for her trailblazing philanthropic enterprise that aims to…
By Ram Khatry 14 January 2019 It’s not exactly the “Moon Landing” but it certainly is a “giant leap” for a tiny, struggling South Asian nation. A Nepalese flag-imprinted…
By Dr Bharat Raj Poudel, Brisbane 19 August 2017 Every monsoon, flood and landslides ravage human lives and properties in Nepal. Triggered by torrential rain, flood and landslides have recently…
By Dr Bharat Raj Poudel, Brisbane 9 August 2017 For weeks now, Nepalese communities across Australia have been organising a series of fundraising events for Mahabir Pun’s philanthropic endeavours. The…
By Ram Khatry, Sydney 2 August 2017 Aastha Kumari Karki was one day talking to a “fellow-musician” when the latter shared a heart-rending secret. Her friend, also a Nepalese living…
By Ram Khatry in Brisbane 27 July 20107 In 2015, Hom Pyashi had five businesses including cafes at prime Brisbane locations but he was so broke that his India-born wife…
By Ram Khatry in Brisbane 18 July 2017 Some members of the Nepalese community are concerned NRNA Australia is becoming an expert-free zone because of its failure to attract and…
Authors: Catesby Holmes, Global Commissioning Editor, The Conversation Clea Chakraverty, Commissioning Editor The Conversation; Fabrice Rousselot, Global Editor, The Conversation Stephan Schmidt, Audience Developer, The Conversation Artists have…
By Ali Kazimi, York University, Canada Anjula Gogia, the activist bookseller from Another Story Bookshop in Toronto, had patiently nudged me over a few weeks to introduce and host Arundhati…
By Nicholas Biddle, Australian National University and Francis Markham, Australian National University 6 July 2017 With affordable houses increasingly out of reach, wage growth slow and household debt high, Australians…
By Ram Khatry, Sydney 24 June 2017 Earlier this month, nearly hundred members of the Indian Australian diaspora gathered at Canberra’s Australian War Memorial to remember two of their own.…
