Opinion
Nepal faces the multi-dimensional challenges of rapid urbanization
Our commitment to inclusive urban governance places a strong emphasis on the importance of community engagement and the integration of indigenous knowledge in the planning and development of our cities.
By Prakash Man Singh Mar 26, 2025
Localization: A Path To Socio-Economic Transformation In The Globalized World
In the era of globalization, development approaches and terminologies have evolved significantly. One of the most important concepts to have emerged in recent years is localization. This term, though not new, has gained prominence as development strategies continue to expand and diversify.
By Bimal Khatiwada Mar 24, 2025
PRO-MONARCHY MOVEMENT: Rising Dissatisfaction
After successfully organizing the largest political rally and former King Gyanendra engaging with the public in an approximately 8-kilometer march from TIA to Maharajgunj, pro-monarchy supporters are feeling optimistic. However, those in authority in the Federal, Secular Republic are responding with apprehension. The political landscape has been shaken by the monarchist movement, sparking uncertainty about the potential restoration of the monarchy.
By Keshab Poudel Mar 23, 2025
Re-Thinking Democracy: Why South Asians Are worried
The basic idea of the gathering was to reflect on the state of democracy in their respective countries and to explore ways in which the core values of that imported style could be rescued and melded with democracy’s richer forms of indigenous grassroots struggles happening all over South Asia.
By Dipak Gyawali Mar 17, 2025
The Caribbean's Climate Crisis: A Call for Urgent Action
The Caribbean is locked in an unrelenting struggle for survival, with rising seas and intensifying storms threatening its very existence. Its communities stand at the forefront of the climate crisis, which urgently needs swift and sustained global action. Only through bold disaster risk reduction and comprehensive climate adaptation and mitigation strategies can we hope to protect their future and ensure resilience against the escalating climate emergency.
By Dr. Dhruba Gautam Mar 14, 2025
No Wonder, Its Mad March
No Wonder, Its Mad March
By Hemant Arjyal Mar 12, 2025
Beyond Policy: The Unfinished Fight For Women's Empowerment In Nepal
Nepal has made significant legal advancements. Many workplaces, particularly in urban areas, now acknowledge the importance of menstrual and pregnancy leave, allowing women to prioritize their health while maintaining their careers.
By Suva BC Mar 12, 2025
Book Review : Impact and Influence of International Law and Human Rights Norms on Infrastructure Investments
‘Impact and Influence of International Law and Human Rights Norms on Infrastructure Investments. Select Pespective on the Role, Responsibility and Recourse of Development Actors’(Adroit Publishers, New Delhi 2025, 202 pp).
By Pravakar Adhikari Mar 04, 2025
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