'Unleashing the Vajra' attempts to view Nepal’s future through a different lens--one of wealth creation and not poverty alleviation.

Hope has to be followed by individual transformation--simply blaming the state won’t do.

Nepal succeeded in hosting the South Asian Games, but it could have achieved much more with dedication and planning.

Arbitrary actions, confusing policies and opaque management will throttle investments and economic growth.

Think tanks can play a significant role in helping countries like Nepal deal with the changes.

Nepal has no idea how to prepare its children for the future. But it needs to learn before it is too late.

It was a nightmare day for airport authorities and passengers the day Xi Jinping left Nepal.

A remnant of the feudal past, people are always willing to dole out speeches but never willing to listen.

Perhaps we can see more movement of people between the two countries, followed by investments.

Nepal needs to be prepared for a potential slowdown in the global and regional economies.

Signs are emerging that will make cartels in Nepal lose their clout.

While the new foreign direct investment laws are seen as a barrier, the lack of mentorship still remains a major problem.

It is important to look at how Nepal will plan its engagement with the world.

Its push for a global value chain and India’s growth will both allow Nepal more opportunities.

Nepal is far behind in the discourse that is shaping the course of the 21st century.