House obstruction is not the way to go
By Thira Lal Bhusal & Nishan Khatiwada Subas Chandra Nembang, UML vice-chair, on UML’s modus operandi, the possibility of the party’s reunion with former comrades, and the rumours about former President Bidya Devi Bhandari’s possible return to party politics.
“Parliament obstruction is an unacceptable act” : Daman Nath Dhungana
By Thira Lal Bhusal & Deepak Kc Daman Nath Dhungana, speaker of the first Parliament elected after the 1990 political change, on latest parliamentary obstructions and the failure of the political parties to act responsibly to make Nepal’s legislative process functional.
Our democracy will function only if communists are democratised
By Thira Lal Bhusal Daman Nath Dhungana, speaker of the first Parliament elected after the 1990 political change, on latest parliamentary obstructions and the failure of the political parties to act responsibly to make Nepal’s legislative process functional.
‘Nepali Congress today is not driven by the right values’
By Thira Lal Bhusal Historian Rajesh Gautam on the historical evolution of the Nepali Congress and its current course.
Old parties failed to understand the new generation
By Thira Lal Bhusal & Nishan Khatiwada The political template of Congress and Communists are decades old. Closed camps and cadre training don't work so well in the age of social media.
‘The final election results will be out by December 8’
By Thira Lal Bhusal & Binod Ghimire ‘All candidates, no matter what their background, are equal before the commission, and it won’t spare anyone if there are complaints with substantive evidence.’
UML’s poll agenda centred on the creation of a welfare state
By Binod Ghimire & Thira Lal Bhusal As the UML fights the polls against strong alliance, how is the party preparing for the upcoming polls and what is its assessment?
The centrality of elections in political process
By Thira Lal Bhusal Historically, the parties that shied away from elections have become irrelevant.