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Agriculture in Nepal: Challenges, Contributions, and Opportunities   Agriculture is the backbone of Nepal's economy, providing employment and livelihood to a significant portion of the population. Despite its vital role, the sector faces numerous challenges, including outdated farming techniques, climate change, and limited access to modern agricultural technologies. This blog explores Nepal's agricultural landscape, covering key aspects such as production, seasonal variations, economic contributions, and existing challenges. (Lets dive in details ) Agriculture and Its Contribution to Nepal's Economy Agriculture remains the primary source of income for around 60% of Nepal's population and contributes approximately 25% to the national GDP . The sector not only ensures food security but also plays a critical role in the country's exports. Major agricultural products include rice, maize, wheat, millet, barley, potatoes, vegetables, and fruits. Major Agricultur...

Electricity Production in Asian Countries: A Country-wise   Asia, the largest and most populous continent, plays a crucial role in global electricity generation. With rapid industrialization, technological advancements, and growing energy demands, different Asian countries have developed unique energy portfolios to power their economies. Let's take a country-wise look at electricity production in Asia (Hope this gonna help you out) 1. China: The Global Leader in Electricity Generation China is the world's largest electricity producer, generating over 8,400 terawatt-hours (TWh) annually. The country relies on multiple energy sources: Coal (more than 55%) remains dominant despite efforts to reduce its share. Hydropower is significant, with the Three Gorges Dam being the largest hydroelectric plant globally. Renewables (solar, wind, and nuclear) are rapidly expanding, making China a leader in green energy adoption. 2. India: A Fast-Growing Energ...

As of March 1, 2025, gold prices in India and Nepal have experienced slight declines. India: In India, the price of 24-karat gold stands at ₹8,662 per gram, reflecting a decrease of ₹22 from the previous day. Similarly, 22-karat gold is priced at ₹7,940 per gram, down by ₹20. City-specific rates vary: Delhi: 22K gold is priced at ₹8,974 per gram. Mumbai and Ahmedabad: Both cities report 22K gold at ₹7,959 per gram. This marks the third consecutive day of price reductions in major Indian cities, including Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. Nepal: In Nepal, 24-karat gold is priced at ₨14,412.11 per gram, a decrease of ₨188.62 from the previous day. Similarly, 22-karat gold stands at ₨13,259.14 per gram, down by ₨173.53. The price per tola (approximately 11.66 grams) of hallmark gold is ₨168,101.57.  

  Nepal's Development: A Comprehensive Comparison Before and After the Kingdom Era Nepal, a country rich in culture and natural beauty, has undergone significant transformations over the past few decades. The shift from a monarchy to a federal democratic republic in 2008 marked a turning point in the nation's political, economic, and social landscape. This blog explores Nepal’s development across various sectors, comparing progress before and after the end of the monarchy, with facts and figures to highlight the changes (As per my understanding Hope this will help you out) 1. Political and Governance Reforms Before (Kingdom Era, Pre-2008) Nepal was ruled under an absolute monarchy until 1990, after which a constitutional monarchy was established. Political instability was common, with frequent changes in government and conflicts between the monarchy and political parties. The Maoist insurgency (1996-2006) led to political unrest, loss of lives, and econom...