Ignorance no excuse
The prime minister cannot be in the dark on a vital issue like queer rights.
The prime minister cannot be in the dark on a vital issue like queer rights.
The language often used to describe cross-species transmission fails to encapsulate its complexity.
Old parties are under immense pressure to stay relevant even though they might not admit it.
Big parties have committed to fighting elections on their own strength. There is room for doubt.
Using early warning systems will be a challenge without accurate localised forecast capabilities.
The negative consequences and long-term harms of import restrictions should not be overlooked.
Nepali women suffer from intimate partner violence in their own country as well as abroad.
It is grounded in a strong legal framework, ensuring transparency, accountability and effective resource allocation.
India thinks hard about being on a diplomatic circuit if it has the potential to rile its Western minders.
The stray explosions show that a country can never fully recover from a bloody civil war.
Dalits must stop believing their political masters and focus more on religious and spiritual causes.
Can a new consensus be explored among the rival claimants to demilitarise the South China Sea?
The success of the 21-year-old paralympian has instilled new hope among young Nepalis.
Mountain man Paka’s story is quickly becoming a public drama, and he risks losing his very being.
Education is more necessary for those who obstruct and politicise it.
The deals were not just about land; they were about power, vision and strategy.
As no new drug molecules are in the pipeline, treating deadly microbes becomes a game of thrones.
The RG Kar Medical College rape-and-murder should ring alarm bells all over South Asia.
Encouraging the use of domestic textiles and fibres will benefit rural households.
Meeting future population needs in Europe requires increased acceptance of immigration by the natives.