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    World Diabetes Day

    World Diabetes Day

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    November 14 is celebrated every year to commemorate the birthday of scientist Frederick Banting, who played a key role in the development of insulin used to treat diabetes. Frederick, born in 1881 and died in 1941, is a Canadian citizen who has made significant contributions to the production of the hormone insulin during his entire lifetime. Various public awareness programs are being held on the occasion of this day, which has been celebrated since 1991 at the call of the World Health Organization.

    Do you think modern lifestyle habits are increasing diabetes?

    Physical well-being

    The importance of a healthy diet and physical activity to manage diabetes and reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes


    Societal well-being

    Highlighting the barriers that prevent people with diabetes from living a healthy and fulfilling life


    Mental well-being

    Raising awareness of the stress, anxiety, and challenges that come with living with a chronic condition like diabetes

    Here are some ways you can support the campaign:

    Wear blue

    The official color of diabetes awareness is blue. You can show your support by wearing blue clothing or accessories.


    Share information

    Educate others about diabetes, its risk factors, and the importance of a healthy lifestyle.


    Get tested

    If you are at risk for diabetes, consider getting tested for early detection and intervention.


    At present, more than 420 million people worldwide are at risk of diabetes, while in Nepal alone, it is estimated that at least one million people are affected by diabetes. Although lifestyle diabetes is not a contagious disease, it is considered a family disease. If only one member of the family has diabetes, it can affect the whole family. It affects the lifestyle, diet, relationships, financial and mental aspects of the entire family.

    Doctors suggest that you can avoid diabetes by paying attention to your daily diet, exercising regularly, and adopting a stress-free lifestyle. A diet that is more likely to be high in carbohydrates, fatty, and sugary foods must be avoided.


    Precisely, the right diet, lifestyle, positive thinking, regular physical exercise can control diabetes in time. People with diabetes should not smoke or drink alcohol. If one's family has diabetes in the previous generation, then the next generation must also be aware of diabetes. If we are aware of the time, we can push diabetes away from our lives. Nowadays, most of the market foods and packaged foods are on the rise, such junk foods are considered to be very bad. It is recommended to eat grains instead of highly processed carbohydrates.


    The generation within the screen needs to come into nature, football needs to be played on the field, not remotely, stress management measures need to be taken and diabetes needs to be eradicated from life. Health is wealth.

    The World Diabetes Day 2025 theme is "Diabetes and Well-being” हो। This theme focuses on the connection between diabetes and overall health and quality of life. In simple terms, it encourages people to manage diabetes while living a healthy, balanced, and fulfilling life.

    International Day against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property

    International Day against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property

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    The International Day against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property, observed on November 14 each year, raises global awareness about the severe impact of illegal trade on cultural heritage. For a country like Nepal, rich in ancient artifacts, religious statues, and historic relics, this day holds particular significance. Nepal's cultural heritage, symbolized by intricate woodwork, stone sculptures, and centuries-old religious icons, not only represents its history but also its spiritual identity. However, these priceless assets are often targets of theft and smuggling, ending up in international markets as part of the illicit art trade. The 2025 observance emphasizes strengthening Nepal’s commitment to safeguarding its cultural heritage, encouraging both stronger legal frameworks and international cooperation to prevent further losses. Through these efforts, Nepal can protect its unique heritage for future generations and honor the legacy of its ancestors.

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