It is unfortunate that our society worships personalities rather than collective effort.

Local ward leaders are lectured on how federalism has destroyed Nepal.

Nepali leaders cannot even list five things, let alone know how to communicate them.

Private sector groups need to proactively pursue global benchmarks, norms and practices.

There are positive changes, but acceleration is required through better coordination.

There are enough Nepalis around the world whom we can pick and bring home to rethink and strategise.

It has become harder to find good management leaders who inspire younger talents.

While the tightening of monetary policy did help, the focus has to shift to fiscal reforms.

Things will change when men who do not do dishes at home stop lecturing on women’s empowerment.

Let's imagine a South Asian digital currency and other initiatives for the region.

Covid-19 exposed a deep divide in how people perceive pandemics, science and vaccination.

The Yeti Airlines crash has again brought Nepal into the global limelight for the wrong reasons.

We hope for better debates on all important issues, both in and outside the Parliament.

It is important to leverage the enthusiasm of the youths besides the experience of the elders.

The new folks in Parliament should work at making services easily accessible to win the next elections.