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.

Nepali media deserve a cheer for their vigilance, boldness and service.

Whether syllabuses have worked or failed have always been decided by the learners of the language.

Nepali professors strongly believe in chalk and duster. The shift to virtual learning will be challenging.

Peter J Karthak as a musician and a writer had many worlds inside him.

People always turn suffering and threat into art.

These are the times to make friends and work in tandem with them.

There is a section of society that is dangerously evoking a strange sense of nationalism amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.

The mere evocation of the abstract power of the state and the glory of the fighters in history cannot guarantee the power of resistance.

We should not entirely dismiss the heritage of freedom practised by countries who did not directly come under British rule.

Universities should produce ideas and expand the sphere in such a way that it becomes a force to be reckoned with.

The academic interest in Nepali art today calls for a need to theorise art criticism and art history.