No organisation has felt it necessary to add its voice to the cry of the complainants from Banke.

What Nepal needs most are more barefoot doctors taking their services to the people's doorsteps.

Khas-Arya supremacists consider the Divya Upadesh to be the manual of nationalism.

It may not be the Saigon moment, but its reverberations are unlikely to be any less calamitous.

It is impossible to write an obituary of a person who touched several people's lives without them realising it.

Loyalists of the old order seem to be trying to sabotage the agenda of the 2008 pronouncement.

Our self-important politicos falsely believe they have made huge sacrifices for the country.

Without more aggressive politicisation of the inclusive agenda, cultural divisions are unlikely to end.

Oli wants to be the republican inheritor of Hindu rule, by mingling royalist yellow with Marxist-Leninist red.

The anti-Maoist elements of civil society have made Oli an icon of Khas-Arya ethnonationalism.

With more holes in it than a strainer, the convoluted constitution was fated to fail.

Oli considers the amoral pragmatism of Marxism-Leninism and Maoism to be the guiding principle of his political life.

The structure of the Hindu Rashtra is gradually being erected in what was once a raucous and yet thriving democracy.

The excitement of achievement in 1990 turned out to be a rather short one.

This Fagua marked the end of a distressing year filled with many avoidable and unavoidable deaths.