Implanting the Organisational Sutras of Speed, Observation, and Value The modern world does not wait for the Slow and Steady Tortoise; it rewards those who dare to become the Smart and Strong Rabbit- taking rapid action with deep observation. This article consists of three concepts that are designed for Leaders and Human Resource experts …
Suyesh Pyakurel serves as the Managing Director of the MM Group of Companies. He is a seasoned business leader based in Biratnagar, the industrial heart of eastern Nepal where the country’s modern industrialisation first took root. Biratnagar’s legacy dates back to 1936 with the establishment of the Biratnagar Jute Mill, Nepal’s first large-scale modern industry. …
Prajesh Bikram Thapa, CEO, HIDCL I began my professional career in early 2001 AD at Himalayan Snax and Noodles, shortly after completing my graduation in Mechanical Engineering, at a time when job opportunities for fresh mechanical engineers were quite limited. Despite these constraints, I was fortunate to have early professional exposure and build my career …
Persistence, Perseverance and Patience played key role for shaping my career growth Read More »
Aviruchi Giri serves as the Marketing Manager at Sipradi Trading Pvt. Ltd. From the early stages of her academic journey, she has been deeply committed to marketing and communication, pursuing A-levels with a focus on marketing, followed by both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree majoring in the field. This strong academic foundation provided her …
Kush Kumar Joshi is currently serving his third consecutive term as the President of the National Business Initiative (NBI), an organisation dedicated to promoting ethical and responsible business practices in Nepal. Under his leadership, the NBI has been instrumental in peacebuilding efforts, election funding reforms, disaster risk reduction and management, and the advancement of modern …
Lal Bahadur Airi, General Manager, Gorkhapatra Corporation When we began our careers, journalism could hardly be considered a job. At that time, Nepali journalism had not yet taken a professional shape, and journalism in mofussil (outside capital city) was viewed more as a hobby than a profession, essentially a form of social service. My first …
Following the Money Behind the Vote As the country moves toward the general election scheduled for March 5, 2026, the issue of transparency in campaign financing continues to haunt political parties, affecting established organisations and newcomers alike. However, no political party has dared to implement transparency despite the pressing challenges of governance, which are inextricably …
From Awareness to Culture in Workplaces Early-Onset Gastrointestinal Cancers A 2025 JAMA report highlights a striking global trend – a surge in gastrointestinal (GI) cancers among adults under 50 years. Once considered diseases of older age, colorectal, gastric, pancreatic, and biliary cancers are now affecting young professionals in their most productive years. This shift is …
Speak without Fear #13 Mastering the Space Between Words If you have ever attended a Toastmasters meeting and stayed until the evaluation session, you will recall the Ah-Counter’s report. The tally of ahs, uhms, repeated words, and awkward hesitations. Many speakers listen with a mix of curiosity and discomfort. In my early speaking days, I …
Travel For Work Perceptions Introduction: Stranded in Pokhara Not long ago, I found myself stranded in Pokhara. I was supposed to return home on the morning of the 8th November, 2025 but days passed and I remained there – held back by the Gen-Z agitation that had disrupted movement across Nepal. The city was under …
