In 1901, Dev Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana became the prime minister of Nepal. In the annals of political history, he is remembered as Nepal’s ‘most liberal’ prime minister, considering he came from the Rana dynasty known for their autocratic rulers who presided over the kingdom from 1846 to 1951. Dev Shumsher, during his time as prime minister, brought to life an unused printing press his uncle and founder of the Rana dynasty received from Europe back in 1851. Continue reading at The Week.
-
Making of Chaku | Maghe Sankranti Special
-
COVID-19 Vaccine Anxiety at Alka Hospital
-
Ten Things That You Didn’t Know About Vultures...
-
Despite Uncertainties, Shortcomings SAG Gives Nepal A Positive...
-
The All-Mighty PM!!!
-
What is so Worrisome about “PIR” the Music...
-
In Pictures: Kathmandu Celebrates Indra Jatra, One of...
-
The water we drink is pretty bad. The...
-
Is Kulman Ghising On The Way Out?
-
Tihar Showcases The Advanced Nature Of Eastern Culture
-
Arthur Gunn Has A Bright Future After Being...
-
First US concert of Abhaya and The Steam...
-
Degree Maila: First Nepali Film to Hit Arizona’s...
-
Total solar eclipse, first to cross U.S. in...
-
These 6 Gaijatra Cartoons will Crack You Up
-
Kathmandu to Wall Street: Nepali Entrepreneur Dr. Sameer...
-
आफ्नो गाउँ: आफै बनाउ
-
Yoga Challenge, after all Nepali is a “YOGA...