Kathmandu – Students, researchers, and the general public can now access a wealth of academic and historical resources online through the newly launched Digital Access initiative. The platform provides free and convenient entry to a vast collection of theses, research journals, and archival materials, breaking traditional barriers of location and time.
Designed to support education, research, and cultural preservation, the service offers digitised materials from multiple institutions, enabling users to search, view, and download resources anytime, anywhere. The initiative is part of a broader effort to modernise knowledge sharing and ensure that valuable scholarly and archival content remains preserved for future generations.
Officials say the platform not only supports academic excellence but also promotes inclusive learning by making information accessible to all — from rural students to international scholars. With this digital gateway, Nepal’s rich academic and cultural heritage is now just a click away.