There is no aspect that undermines our constitution, foreign policy, autonomy or national interest.

Nepal is facing growing humanitarian losses and serious socio-economic consequences.

Countries can work together by sharing medical expertise and pharmaceutical competencies.

Growth-oriented policies, combined with redistributive public measures, can ensure Nepal achieving wealth.

Budget sounds more like a compendium of aspirations rather than a credible plan backed by adequate budgetary allocation or sound justification

Political instability and excessive politicisation are taking a toll on Nepal’s development

Allegations about the constitution being elitist and non-inclusive are distressingly jarring