It is becoming difficult to describe what politicos actually do other than fulltime politicking.

Nepal needs to marshal all its resources to ensure the safety and welfare of its citizens.

Dahal knows that Kathmandu’s libertarians love the announcement of game-changer proposals.

Except Madhesh, all other provinces are patterned after the old regional administrative system.

The advantages of remittance inflow into poor countries such as Nepal are too obvious to miss.

Voters have validated the status quo with their participation as well as abstention.

For Indians, the Treaty of 1950 is the prime concern, everything else is optics.

The story of the struggles, successes and limitations of Madheshi politicians in Nepal.

The story of Kulababu narrates the struggles of an entire generation of professionals.

Elections may come, elections may go, but the struggles of Madheshis will have to continue to establish themselves as ‘the People’.

Bilateralism is necessary but no longer sufficient for friendly relations in a globalised world.

Pradip Giri's enthusiasm for Marxism turned him into a fringe player in the politics of the Nepali Congress.

Unless street protests erupt once again, Nepal is doomed to endure more of the same.

There is nothing like a theatrical performance to capture the absurdities of a complex life.

Secularism is necessary to secure the fundamental freedoms of the downtrodden.