Incoming government needs to aim high if it is to seriously reduce corruption

Without our priceless heritage sites, we run the risk of losing our very identity as Nepalis in the long run

Even with all the political changes 2017 brought, it wouldn’t be surprising if we reverted to uncertainty next year

Those in newly elected Parliament must ensure that welfare of people takes precedence over petty party interests

Delhi’s smog is a warning for all countries and cities in Asia where the pollution level is high

Mass media is not merely a means of disseminating news; it is also very important for moulding opinions

Nowhere is the rapid and unwarranted diminishing of open spaces in the Kathmandu Valley more visible than in the fragmentation of Tundikhel, by far the biggest public playground and open space in the Capital.

Recent initiatives are good, but additional measures are needed to instil civic sense in drivers and pedestrians

Elected legislative representatives must use their power properly and for the good of the people

Nuclear bombs may kill millions of people, but they cannot kill ideologies and concepts

In the past couple of months, there have been reports that the demonetisation in India of 500 and 1000 rupee notes has had an adverse impact on Nepali traders, the business community and the industrial sector.

We could have averted the disaster that Hawking warns us about had we been aware of the dangers that modern technologies pose

Present anti-corruption drive has to continue no matter what the outcome of the impeachment process is

Perhaps it’s time to form a new regional cooperation group among the smaller countries in South Asia

The fact that parties have different views on foreign policy makes Nepal more prone to international influence