The reason UML appears to be antagonistic to PR is because of its inclusive provisions.

The hallmark of an inclusive state is recognising and celebrating differences.

Visibly humbled and honoured to speak at foreign universities, Oli leaves Nepal’s education in the shadows.

Though poorer, Nepal has quietly surged ahead of India in many respects.

We must consider all sides instead of ramming through amendments based on parliamentary strength.

From grammar to syntax, Nepali textbooks, even those prescribed by expensive schools, read awful.

Dahal now finds no one but himself to blame for the unsavoury situation he has led his party into.

The NBA’s recommendations may help improve the judiciary’s efficiency. But will the lawmakers heed them?

Hardly have women begun to creep to the top and men already think women have too much power.

Male whiners perhaps fail to appreciate that women are now massively invested in education.

There is a need for disaggregated data by social groups to understand it.

We now know for the first time how the different provinces have been doing.

No one should bother reading about Oli’s hallucinatory visions of Nepal’s past.

The treaty was partly Britain's acknowledgement of the sacrifices made by Nepali men during World War I.

Three separate cases in the past few weeks have given reason for a sceptic of patriotism to be proud of Nepal.