From Tourism to Trust: Citizen Life’s Charchit Shrestha Redefines Insurance in Central Nepal

Kathmandu – In just two years, Charchit Shrestha—a former photographer and businessman from Parbat—has become a rising figure in Nepal’s life insurance landscape, bringing a fresh wave of professionalism, empathy, and regional impact through Citizen Life Insurance. Currently serving...


UN Warns: Climate Crisis Now a Direct Threat to Human Life and Rights

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, delivered the stark warning at the UN Human Rights Council this week, as parts of southern Europe sweltered under a red-alert heatwave. With temperatures hitting 41°C in cities like Brussels and...


Nations come together to establish new Intergovernmental Science-Policy Panel on Chemicals, Waste and Pollution

Punta del Este — In a landmark decision, countries from around the world have officially agreed to establish a new Intergovernmental Science-Policy Panel dedicated to chemicals, waste, and pollution. The decision was finalized during a high-level intergovernmental meeting held...


Dr. Prakash Wagle: A Doctor Who Insured 73 Districts While Healing Lives

Kathmandu – Known for his medical service in Chitwan and surrounding areas, Dr. Prakash Wagle is not just a trusted name in physiotherapy, but also a record-setting insurance agent. Over the last 10 years, Dr. Wagle has insured citizens...


Air Pollution Remains Nepal’s Leading Health Risk, Says World Bank Report

Kathmandu – Air pollution has emerged as the single greatest risk factor for death and disability in Nepal, according to a new World Bank report that calls for bold, cross-sectoral action to combat the worsening air quality crisis. The...


Falling Birth Rates Tied to Living Costs and Lack of Family Support : UNFPA Report

Kathmandu – The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has called on governments, including Nepal, to adopt supportive, rights-based policies to address demographic challenges, warning that coercive measures such as fertility targets, financial incentives, or restrictions on reproductive rights are...


Tragedy in Kalanki Sparks Urgent Questions Over EV School Vans and Student Safety

Kathmandu – A devastating accident outside Edify International School in Kalanki has left the nation grieving and questioning the unchecked use of unvetted electric vehicles (EVs) in school transport. On Monday afternoon, a brand-new SRM electric microvan—purchased just four...


Sanima Reliance’s ‘Dampati Jeevan Beema’ Insurance Plan Gaining Popularity Among Married Couples

Kathmandu — In a society where couples often share joint responsibilities such as managing household expenses, repaying loans, raising children, and building a secure future, Sanima Reliance Life Insurance’s ‘Dampati Jeevan Beema’ plan is emerging as a practical financial...


Janaki Bist’s Journey: From the Hills of Baitadi to Citizen Life’s MDRT Circle

Kathmandu – In a region long defined by poverty, hardship, and underdevelopment, Janaki Bist from Baitadi has written an extraordinary story of determination and transformation. Once a shy woman with limited formal education, she now stands as a leading...


Global Momentum Builds on World Environment Day 2025 to Tackle Plastic Pollution

Jeju, Republic of Korea – In a sweeping show of global unity, millions of people across continents marked World Environment Day with a common goal: to end plastic pollution and restore ecosystems. The official ceremony highlighted the urgency of...