Beyond Fear and Superstition: Restoring Science and Preparedness in the Himalayas

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Educating the next generation on mountain geology, hydrology, and seismology replaces panic with actionable parameters. Shifting the narrative from divine wrath to physical science redirects public focus toward structural engineering, resilient building codes, and transparent policy.  Empowering Community Resilience: Grounding public consciousness in evidence strips exploitative actors of their influence and restores human agency in the face of natural events.

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The Great Turning: Aligning Technology with the Wisdom of Life

Building AI That Serves Humanity

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Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

AI must evolve beyond technical benchmarks and profit extraction to adopt a human-centered framework—guided by Digital Dharma and interdisciplinary oversight—that actively protects vulnerable communities, combats crisis exploitation, and serves the public good.

Dharma Ratna Yami’s 1950s Reflection on Buddhism and Social Thought

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Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

In this historical Nepal Bhasa message, Deputy Minister Dharma Ratna Yami highlights Buddhism as a uniquely progressive and free-thinking world philosophy—one unburdened by rigid scripture, dogma, gender, or caste hierarchies. He emphasizes that Buddhism's focus on intellectual freedom and social equality allows it to align with modern progressive thought. By advancing Buddhist principles of peace and social justice, society can foster human progress and well-being, and he calls on Buddhist publications to remain steadfast in spreading these truth-based values.