‘For you, he might be the ‘accused’ but for me, he is a criminal’
A tale of a society that celebrates rape-accused while the victim struggles to breathe free air.
A tale of a society that celebrates rape-accused while the victim struggles to breathe free air.
He developed a simple method to treat patients with cataracts and invented intraocular lenses.
A number of men from the far west go missing in India, hundreds bring home HIV infections every year but mothers and wives still send their sons and husbands to India for livelihood.
Political parties have picked candidates who appeal to voters from their ancestral districts.
Politicisation of the citizenship bill has deprived many of their fundamental rights.
What did King Birendra do with the bill to amend Citizenship Act 1964 that became a topic of discussion after President Bhandari returned the bill to amend Citizenship Act 2006?
Bardiya National Park is set to receive an award for its efforts in protecting the wild cats—but at the cost of human lives. At least 23 people have been killed in tiger attacks since 2019.
The party of veteran leader Mahantha Thakur is unable to field candidates in many local units and wards of Madhesh Province.
Since the Madhes Movement, the parties that championed it have splintered and ultimately joined hands with the forces they once rebelled against, puzzling voters.
Justice has not been served in Omprakash (Dilip) Mahato’s murder. Instead, the victim’s family faces false allegations.
Unlawful executions by police, especially in the Tarai, have continued despite rights organisations including the United Nations calling on Nepal to act to stop them.