Gyanendra Shah may want to become the king again but his support base isn’t solid.

Without delivery, platforms like the ‘jagaran’ rally will only let the people down.

The Congress-UML coalition runs the risk of causing bigger problems.

Even in her mid-eighties, Aama is active. Whenever I visit her in Jhapa, I feel a sense of fulfilment. I regret abandoning the hillside though.

He may be blamed for triggering the collapse of the Congress-Maoist alliance, but he needn't worry.

Dahal has done a lot of talking. It's time to justify his position through swift action.

Nilamber Acharya, Nepal’s former envoy to India, who was involved in drafting two of Nepal’s most recent constitutions, on eight years of constitution implementation and the prime minister’s recent foreign visits.

Power equations may change, but the unfair practices of the political syndicates perhaps won't.

At the core of our national suffering is political mismanagement.

Should we redefine communist principles and politics or is our communist movement doomed to failure?

The story of Lalita Niwas, which involves multiple administrations right from the early days of king Mahendra’s Panchayat.

Ever since the ruling Nepal Communist Party selected Sapkota as its candidate for Speaker of the House, rights activists and conflict victims have protested the decision.

The present administration should realise the government can't retain its power without taking people along.

Nepal is poised to produce surplus electricity in a few months, but there are still a few wrinkles the country needs to iron out.

If I go home for Dashain this year, maybe I could hear the echoes of my father calling out to me a couple of decades ago to drive our cattle towards home.