Although ideological in speeches, politicians are torn between dreams and realities.

Recognising history’s multidimensional aspects is the reality that nations are grappling with today.

Education is more necessary for those who obstruct and politicise it.

Literary magazines have traversed this land’s difficult but important terrains of awakenings.

Serious and dedicated discussants and audiences give conferences a special character.

Dharmaraj Thapa not only collected and sang but also wrote songs, some of which are excellent poetical works.

He played out poetry in history without being close to the Muse.

The right idioms to express the motifs of paintings continue to be the thrust of artists.

The pristine ecology of the valley that poets of yesteryear praised is now losing that state.

The actions of Prime Minister Dahal and his partners show that staying in power is their only goal.

Political parties will harm education if they continue using students and teachers for politics.

As far as I could understand, Communist Party of Nepal’s diamond jubilee did not evoke any specific history.

His major thrust was the study of the characters in national history who had performed heroic acts.

Land grabbing scandals involving politicians threaten architects’ poesy in urban space management.

Usury victims have introduced a strong nonviolent protest in the so-called revolutionary socialist Nepal.