Dangers of Global Language

The benefits which would flow from the existence of the global language are considerable but several commentators have pointed to possible risks. perhaps  a global language will cultivate an elite monolingual linguistic class, more complacent and dismissive in  their attitude towards other languages. Perhaps those who have such a language at their disposal- and specially those who have it as a mother tongue- will be more able to think and work quickly in it, and to manipulate it to their own advantage at the expense of those who do not ...

Could anything stop a global language?

Written by-Cheena MagarThere were for the most part people who were pleased that the report had engaged the central issue of global community, but they took us to task for not going on – in as they thought in a logical way- to call for world language. They could not see how the global neighbourhood, the global community, which they acknowledge had come into being, could function  effectively without a world language. A neighbourhood that can...

Electricity in Nepal

1. Percentage of People who have Access to Electricity The above chart clearly shows the increasing access of electricity to the people. In 1999, nearly 20% of the population had access to electricity. The figure is increasing as the year passes by. In 2018, approximately 95% of the population had access to the electricity.  2. Percentage of People in Rural and Urban Area who have Access to Electricity The above chart clearly...

Condition of Trade in Nepal (2017)

1. Status of Import and Export in Nepal The above chart shows Nepal is having a massive import as compared to the export. In 2017, Nepal reported import of about 10,038 million US dollar whereas the export was about 741 million US dollar which was far more lesser than the import. There exists a huge gap between import and export in Nepal. This gap can be seen through the trade balance line [ Trade Balance is the difference between...

Migration in Nepal

Internal Migration in Nepal: a.      Waves of Migration in Nepal i.First Wave: It was present during Prithivi Narayan Shah and his successor until 18th Century. Migration was mainly due to the Jhara labor in which youths were used for different purposes such as transport of military and other supplies, construction of temples, palaces, bridges, forts, etc. Jhara labor was kind of forced labor required to leave their villages...