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A generation taught itself democracy. Nepal’s schools must finish the job
The Gen Z uprising and the 2026 election proved what an informed, courageous citizenry can achieve. The new government must build that citizenry on purpose.
Sat, Oct 3, 2026
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Broken ladder for women in politics
The current state of the Cabinet is not just a disappointment; it is an outrage.
Addressing youth aspirations
Harnessing the energy and hopes of the youth is integral to sustainably realising Nepal’s development aspirations.
Ending violence against doctors
Violent acts undermine the healthcare system and jeopardise the well-being of the individuals involved.
Embracing traditional healing
The new discourse in contemporary Nepal sees traditional health practices as a hindrance to development.
Fixing a flawed quota system
The solution to the loopholes is not discontinuation but evidence-based revision.
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