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Institutes of National Importance (INI) in Nepal

by Prof. Timila Yami Thapa. in DHMA Blog

The INI status is the legislative mechanism that transforms our top institutes from Government-Managed Cost Centers into Nationally Accountable Innovation Engines. This is not a budget increase; it is a structural reform for national competence.

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Protecting the Frontlines: Governance, Caregiver Burnout, and Disaster Resilience

by Prof. Timila Yami Thapa. in DHMA Blog

A population paralyzed by fear cannot execute physical recovery.

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Turning Fear into Action: Science, Governance, and Human Agency in Times of Crisis

by Prof. Timila Yami Thapa. in DHMA Blog

Looking back, my parents were fighting two complementary battles. My father questioned the rational basis of the fear; my mother refused to let that fear control her choices. Neither denied physical risk — they simply refused to let panic replace common sense. My parents’ stance in 1961 exemplifies the rare courage it takes to hold the line between genuine physical risk and collective hysteria. Intellectual resistance and practical autonomy are two sides of the same coin—one refuses to let falsehoods govern the mind, while the other refuses to let fear dictate action. Refusing to collapse into helplessness is precisely the mindset modern crises demand.

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Beyond Astrology: Building Critical Inquiry and Real Resilience

by Prof. Timila Yami Thapa. in DHMA Blog

"Understand the risks. Prepare thoroughly. Base decisions on facts. And act decisively to help others."

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Bridge to Health: Merging Tradition with Timely Care

by Prof. T imila Yami Thaps. in DHMA Blog

Care-seeking behavior is shaped not only by knowledge, but by fear, access, and trust. Effective health systems must work with cultural beliefs—while ensuring that no belief delays life-saving treatment.

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The Courage to See Clearly: Why Society Rejects Its Most Awake Members

by Prof. Timila Yami Thapa. in DHMA Blog

If you've ever felt rejected for seeing too clearly, remember the Yamis. Remember that rejection often means you've stepped beyond illusion into a more authentic reality. As Mahatma Gandhi observed: "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."

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Dharma Ratna Yami and Heera Devi Yami: Voices Ahead of Their Time

by Prof. Timila Yami Thapa. in DHMA Blog

The Courage to See Clearly: Why Society Rejects Its Most Awake Members

Together, Dharma Ratna and Heera Devi Yami symbolized what it means to live for truth and humanity. They shared more than a marriage — they shared a mission. Their lives remind us that true progress begins when courage speaks louder than fear, and when compassion becomes stronger than conformity.

 

 

 

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ICT Award 2020: Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

by ICT award. in DHMA Blog

ICT award 2020: Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

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Book release ceremony

by dharma Ratna Yami. in DHMA Blog

Book release ceremony

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