In a culture of piety and fealty, a political manipulator can get away with anything.

What exactly is home and where is it for me or anyone else for that matter?

It’s extremely difficult, even if not outright impossible, to resolve competing claims over contested territories.

None of the four forces of the political mainstream seems credible or capable of leading a political protest.

The TJ Bill is the mechanism through which the dominant trio in Nepali politics wants to bury the past and move on.

Another August in 2024, another uprising, and yet another regime change in Dhaka.

Hegemonic assertions that Nepal enjoys ‘a culture of peace and harmony’ at all times are purely synthetic.

Strengthening the Khas-Arya supremacy appears to be the main agenda of the Oli government.

Madheshi politicos must realise that confrontation with majoritarian ethnonationalists is the only way of making a mark on history.

Nepal cannot count on the remaining 'Bharatmatako Mutu' with Premier Modi’s Agnipath scheme on stream.

Some populists can do good, but a rabble-rouser inevitably causes unmitigated disaster.

All politics is performance, and any politician is only as good as his last act.

Indian PM’s imperial lifestyle might reflect in his policies towards smaller neighbours of South Asia.

Political negotiations can help Nepal benefit from Chinese power projects as long as India is kept out of the arrangement.

Elected versions of tinpot tyrants are erecting structures of self-aggrandisement across the country called view towers!