Karki faces no charges and no disciplinary action. The government’s answer was to create a job for him next door. The logic does not hold.

Distracted citizens are not satisfied citizens. The government should remember that hope, too, has a shelf life.

October’s sharp drop in Indian arrivals exposes Nepal’s tourism industry’s vulnerability.

Houthi drones have killed a Nepali worker. Diplomacy must protect the rest and bring the stranded home.

Raids on newsrooms and arrests of reporters have no place in a democracy that guarantees press freedom.

From Lumbini to the diplomatic corps, picks are being made before hard questions are asked.

Nepal’s progress remains uneven, with poverty leaving girls in disadvantaged households more vulnerable.

Repeated shifts in financing and implementation have delayed Nepal’s largest reservoir project.

The Bhotekoshi flood victims deserve answers; they cannot remain in uncertainty any longer.

Nepal Premier League cannot rebuild Rasuwa, but it can give a grieving nation somewhere to gather.

From swollen rivers to crowded highways, this year’s Dashain calls for as much care as celebration.

From now on, disaster resilience must guide every stage of Nepal’s reconstruction.

Compensation for 153 victims offers hope, but Nepal must act on its international commitments.

The party swiftly investigated the allegations against Sunar. Now it must deliver tangible results.

With 55 percent of provincial lawmakers having served as ministers, the provinces need to put governing ahead of oath-taking.

Nepal should ramp up efforts to prevent further loss of life and livelihoods in downstream settlements.

Post-rehab despair and social rejection are pushing Nepali women back into drug addiction.

The state cannot use investigations to justify unrestricted access to phones and other devices.

The Regmi panel rightly says cases against those involved in serious crimes cannot be withdrawn.

Nepal elected a leader, not a commentator. It is time for him to govern like one.