Opinion

Local Academic Institutions For Strengthening Local Democracy And Development

This research was undertaken at the Central Campus of Technology in Hattisar, Dharan.

By Gyanu Maskey, Kaustuv Raj Neupane and Anushiya Shrestha Dec 31, 2020

Pity The Nation

Reading this set me thinking about the existing situation in Nepal and comparing with what has been happening down the ages in other countries.

By Hemang Dixit Dec 29, 2020

Indian Politics Whither Democracy?

Despite facing criticism against a number of his decisions, Modi has remained indifferent to the voice of protests.

By Abijit Sharma Dec 29, 2020

Women Migrant Workers And Their Human Rights

According to a report published in 2018, almost 80% of the total Nepalese women working abroad are domestic workers and among these as well 80% of them are living there with no proper documents whatsoever

By Novela Acharya Dec 27, 2020

Building Hope Between Order and Chaos

By Dr. Kishor Uprety Dec 27, 2020

Nepal’s Political Consternation

Though political parties express their arrogance on the President’s decree recommended by Oli of the dissolution of the HoR, it is yet to resolve due to different interpretation of constitutional arrangements, which is legally being contested at the Supreme Court (SC).

By Binoj Basnyat Dec 26, 2020

What Now, America?

Donald Trump may be on his way out — but there will be no easy way back to political norms. It remains to be seen how the US will develop, writes Ines Pohl.

By Ines Pohl Dec 24, 2020

Requiem For A Dysfunctional Dispensation

Despite enjoying a practically two-third majority in parliament, despite a comatose opposition Kangress, and despite a constitution cobbled by themselves in their favour barely five years ago, the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks tore apart the two parties, erstwhile UML and Cash Maoists, allegedly united to sweep the elections three years back

By Dipak Gyawali Dec 23, 2020

Is The Lingering Of the Budhigandaki Hydropower Project The Sign Of Indo -Chinese Confrontation?

By Pratik Poudel Dec 18, 2020

Triumphed Over Annapurna And The French Expedition Team

By François – Xavier Leger Dec 16, 2020

We Have Vaccines, Now Comes The Hard Part

While the scientific community awaits detailed data from leadingvaccine developers, several questions remain.

By Patrick Osewe Dec 14, 2020

Let's Change For Ourselves

However, once she takes her feet out of comfort zone, then she gets inclined towards being conscious of herself, her look and how she projects

By Susmita Aryal Dec 14, 2020

Nepal Needs Less Hysteria Over Geopolitics, More Global Support For Its Young Democracy

Rather than focus on China’s interests in the Himalayan country, India must seek to empathise with Nepal and encourage it to consolidate its gains as a growing democracy.

By Atul K Thakur and Bishal Thapa Dec 14, 2020

The US And Us

Henderson, US Ambassador in India was concurrently credited to Nepal. Kaiser SJB Rana, the Representative to the Court of St. James in UK became also Nepal’s representative to the USA.

By Hemang Dixit Dec 12, 2020

Drying Springs: A Threat To Human Survival

Over 10 million people in both rural, peri urban and urban settlements of Nepal depend on spring sources to meet their water needs.

By Madhav Dhakal, Chiranjibi Bhattarai, Bhumika Thapa and Sushma Tiwari Dec 10, 2020

COVID-19 Vaccination And Leave No One Behind Agenda

Through the pledge to Leave No One Behind, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are designed to bring the world to several life-changing ‘zeros’, including zero poverty, hunger, AIDS and discrimination against women and girls.

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Dec 10, 2020

Royal Resurgence

The slogan of the Monarchists used to be "Raja aau desh bachau!" which is now "Raja lyau desh bachau!" The shift from "aau" to "lyau" is significant: it is no longer "O, King! Come save the country!" but "You incompetent party neo-feudals! You better bring the monarchy back to save the country!"

By Dipak Gyawali Dec 07, 2020

COVID-19 Accelerates The Both Quality And Quantity Of Health Care Facilities

The total private hospitals in Nepal are 364, teaching hospitals are 19, zonal and regional are 27, district and community hospital are 76 till date.

By Maheshwor Ghimire Dec 06, 2020

Roles Of CSOs In implementing UNSCR 1325

By Aagya Pokharel Dec 05, 2020

Are We Stable?

Looking at the prevailing situation, there should be no hesitation in admitting that Nepal is not at all stable economically, too and people are desperately wanting stability on both fronts (political and economic), which can be ensured by a result-producing good, honest and clean government like the one once led by Lee in Singapore, which is voted back to power endlessly.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Dec 01, 2020

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