Nepali parties are building popular belief systems which are eroding the ethos of democracy.

The growing hyper-partisan polarisation that divides the country cannot be good for its democratic well-being.

What we are experiencing is a period marked by general anxiety about what to believe as truth.

Even in politics, the men in charge prefer women who embody traditional femininity.

Certain concepts floating in the orbit of political science may explain what is going on with RSP.

To be relevant again, the party must flush out the toxic residues of Machiavellian politicking from its culture.

To make matters worse, we now have a newly formed Parliament with no opposition.

From the first election, one thing that hasn't changed is the politics of hegemonic masculinity.