The impact of the pandemic on the Nepali economy is waning.

How can we complain about ugly buildings when Nepalis individually do not care about the rules?

The new US administration has already shown signs of departing from the policies of the old one.

Nepal’s social security schemes do not work for the intended beneficiaries and are a burden for honest businesspersons.

The year 2020 was disruptive, but there is yet hope for Nepal in the future.

As Nepal shows a renewed focus on foreign policy, it is necessary to think about possible transformative changes.

Helped by out-migration and changing food habits, the many cuisines of Nepal are finally being recognised all over.

The new year rituals of the Newa community can be promoted as a pan-Nepali event as well as a tourist attraction.

The big lesson from Covid-19: money isn’t always the answer.

Dashain, irrespective of ethnoreligious alignment, has always been a time to celebrate. This year, it’s different.

A problem--be it an earthquake, blockade or pandemic--in Nepal is only recognised when it hits the capital.

The question of Kulman Ghising’s reappointment shows how Nepalis actually value meritocracy.

Nepal can learn from countries like Rwanda on how good planning and execution are a must.

The way the government functions is a reflection on Nepali society.

Libraries help to develop and preserve intellectual capital in society.