Three sights on energy inequality
They illustrate why the narrative that Nepal doesn’t have enough domestic electricity demand is false.
They illustrate why the narrative that Nepal doesn’t have enough domestic electricity demand is false.
There is little reason to be confident that the remittance economy will endure in the long term.
Pakistan’s military remains the primary beneficiary of the country’s hybrid system.
The bloc is desperately short of providing any cohesive alternative global leadership.
Continuous struggle is the permanent lot of all permanent minorities everywhere.
To actively pursue development, Governor Poudel must articulate a vision beyond risk management.
Her entry has unnerved Oli, who sees her as a threat to his unchallenged leadership.
Bilateral Labour Agreement must penalise exploiters of Nepali domestic workers abroad.
The school has benefited Nepal over the past three quarters of a century.
Bidhya Devi Bhandari’s re-entry into party politics is likely to disrupt both politics and geopolitics.
The corrosion goes beyond politics, seeping into society’s moral consciousness and sense of responsibility.
Tax-based water sharing can decide water allocation between countries in the river basin.
Not just for India, secularism is vital for any diverse democracy aspiring to uphold civil liberties.
We must build a future where Nepalis can make informed choices about their reproductive lives.
Inclusion was given short shrift even within the commissions meant to further it.
Prem Kumar Rai’s recent steps are praiseworthy, provided they come with no strings attached.
Provincial budgets reflect broader challenges in the federal planning and budgeting system.
We’re losing our children to digital brain rot, and they’re losing more than their attention spans.
Without religious and cultural reforms, education, emigration and generational change can't end casteism.
It will shape Tibet’s future, the India-China equation and the global discourse on religious freedom.