In ‘Pranab, My Father’, Sharmistha Mukherjee offers an intimate look at her father, India’s 13th President, Pranab Mukherjee.

‘Pujar Sarki’ explores caste discrimination through a moving narrative of love and political turmoil.

The film conveys the importance of being gender-sensitive, embracing one’s culture, accepting infertility without stigma, and patiently awaiting true love.

Krishna Hachhethu’s ‘Nation-Building and Federalism in Nepal: Contentions on Framework’ gives a blow-by-blow account of how federalism came about in Nepal, starting with the idea of ethnic federalism during the first constituent assembly.

Why have the Maoists run out of steam, and their vision become nearly void?

The lockdowns offer a chance for macho men to learn to become peaceful househusbands.

Rape is beyond sexual lust, our rapid modernisation is responsible too

Recent developments show that the status quo in the form of old political parties still dominates Nepal’s political milieu

Nepal has gone through many political changes in the last century. After doing away with the the oligarchic Rana rule in 1951, a brief period with a Westminster kind of parliamentary system followed until 1960.

Constitution should be neither celebrated nor condemned; we need to implement it, but simultaneously make it more inclusive

Although infused with a very subjective point of view, Prashant Jha’s Battles of the New Republic, manages to back up its arguments with well-researched facts and reasoning