International adjudicatory settings have traditionally been hesitant to place legal value on maps.

After more than a generation of false starts, Nepal’s highly touted hydropower sector has at long last taken its first stuttering steps towards realising its world beating 80,000 MW potential.

Given Nepal’s enormous infrastructure gap, its lack of political will and consensus to develop large infrastructure facilities confounds rational thought.

Post-disaster procurement should not be a recipe for corruption despite the need for urgency

In the churning over federalism, discussions over a federal capital have been resigned to the sidelines

Govt should seek the cooperation of foreign embassies in Kathmandu for its road-expansion drive

A docudrama by Shyam Benegal on the Indian constitution-making process offers lessons for our own CA members

Nepal Police should not compel suspects to undergo polygraph tests, given their potential for rights violation

Bar Council is overlooking legal provisions and allowing one-year post-graduate degree holders to take licencing tests