There are silent communities in Nepal whose dreams are ignored in the hegemonic structure of power.

Lust for power will govern the ways of the politicians and the passion of Statism in the years to come.

The continuum of life and human cultural achievements cannot be halted or deranged by any circumstance.

This letter is curiously very different from anything written by any Western scholars during that time.

Now is not the time for the Nepal Communist Party to question the basics, but one for it to answer through fair action and administration.

Nepali artists found the modernist technique a useful way of shifting their focus from a society with traditional values to the self.

Dr Govinda KC raises his voice to better the medical sector, something the political leaders themselves should have attempted to sort out.

Happily, sharing between the creative writers and academics of South Asia continues to grow.

Educators have had to face a new and unique challenge, and that is the very method of teaching to reach all learners.

The greatest toll that the pandemic is taking is on the very power of human interactions.

It seems that petty politics has once again overtaken urgent matters—such as the handling of the pandemic.

The political spectacle concerning the ruling party that is currently overwhelming public discourse has all the components of a theatre play.

Literary writers in South Asia have always created a bond of creative sharing and communication—no matter what the politicians do.

The old trails used by travellers, such as the Hippie trail or the Silk Road, existed when people were not burdened by hard borders and restrictive state presence.

Stories of people longing to go home during the pandemic show the grim realities of these uncertain times.