The contest between the older parties and the newbies is one between stagnation and kinetics.

Protests reflect a deeper societal issue: The system is not functioning effectively.

We must learn to become more tolerant and inclusive to strengthen our democracy.

The flawed notion of a woman weaponising her tears precludes any appreciation of her as a human.

Political parties, basking in their complacency, didn't bother to check the rear-view mirror, preferring to just look ahead.

A single person’s rise in politics can change the destiny of a whole people, especially in times of crisis.

Nationalism and national interest are not natural bedfellows, although politicians tend to conflate the two.

The anxiety to sustain life and livelihood propels people to try and earn as much as they can for a modicum of security.

With federalism giving rise to new power centres, ‘chakari’ culture has taken newer forms.

Mulmi’s book tells the story of Nepal-China relationship from the ground below.

Sumit Sharma Sameer’s Prawas is a book about life choices and how they help give meaning to ideas of happiness and forgiveness.

What remains of Oli is a megalomaniac besieged by his own comrades.

Global powers have failed to consider health as a security issue. Covid-19 will likely change that.

The spokesperson of the Nepali Congress on how his party is trying to resolve internal conflicts and how it wants to play an effective role as the main opposition party.

The Regional Director for International Finance Corporation opens up about the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydropower Project and how it can create new markets.