Country at a crossroads: Nepal’s brain drain crisis necessitates government remedies
Brain drain has been a subject of discussion throughout the country.
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Many well-trained doctors, pharmacists, nurses and other healthcare workers from Nepal have been migrating to developed countries in an alarming rate in search of better career opportunities. The continuous brain drain has caused
KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ highlighted the crucial role of universities in addressing the issue of brain-drain among Nepali youth and creating an environment that encourages them to stay in the country. Speaking at the 39th meeting of the Purbanchal University Assembly today, PM Dahal expressed concern over the growing trend of youth […]
It is time to examine the intricate dynamics of medical brain drain, uncovering its profound effects on the healthcare landscapes of Nepal. T
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KATHMANDU: Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Dhanraj Gurung, has said Nepal should be developed as ‘education hub’ by attracting foreign students in Nepal and stopping the trend of brain drain of Nepali youths for higher education. Addressing the inaugural session of the second International Conference of Private and Boarding Schools Organization Nepal (PABSON), […]
Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Dhanraj Gurung, has said Nepal should be developed as 'education hub' by attracting foreign students in Nepal and stopping the trend of brain drain of Nepali youths for higher education.
Nepal is grappling with the critical issue of brain drain. Young individuals, in search of better opportunities, often choose to explore foreign shores, leaving a void in the country's workforce. To address this challenge and unlock the nation's true potential, a trans
Amidst the equivalency controversy, students and professionals residing across the globe have argued that TU’s complex structural equivalency distribution policy is a major causes of brain drain from Nepal.
The absence of a promising future and limited job opportunities, combined with frustration stemming from inadequate governance, has left the youth disenchanted. The escalating problem of brain drain is indicative of the urgent need for change.
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Migration, rural exodus, and brain drain have plagued the rural areas of middle and low-income countries. In Nepal, many rural families give up agriculture and migrate, searching for low-paid wage work. Recent statistics show that more than 6.5 million labour permit has been granted and if we add those number to migrating to India, at least 10 million people are out of the country as labour migrants.
