Recent events show that Rajbanshis are as capable of organising themselves as any other group.

Government, civil society and the media all have a stake in Nepal’s new federal journey. They must trust each other and collaborate for sustained peace.

When local communities have been involved, development programmes have worked.

It is important to clarify such points of misinformation to ensure effective climate action.

The Xi Jinping Thought has several variations to suit local conditions in client countries.

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

Cambodia should use next March's return fixture to reflect on its persisting gender disparities.

Competition may be forcing powerful countries to facilitate undemocratic and corrupt tendencies in the country.

Its inability to bring about structural changes and support positive policy developments is the root cause.

Couples who are unsuccessful in having a child are prevented from participating in a meaningful life.

The country needs to make significant efforts to address the gaps in coverage and utilisation of services.

Nepal requires strategies in place to fix the potholes, and support enhancing production-based food systems.

Digital advancements are proceeding in the absence of a holistic and integrated approach to managing cybersecurity threats.

Poor Economics, co-written by the Nobel prize winners, should by now have been required reading among all the comrades.

Over 100,000 people belonging to the Nepali community are excluded from the Indian National Register for Citizens.

The government can show its sincerity by conducting a fair probe into Mahara's case.

The Himalayan nation can learn a few lessons and develop its own narrative of development.

China understands that its ambition to be the global superpower will not be easily achieved without taking its immediate neighbours into confidence.

October 1 was marked very differently in mainland China and Hong Kong.

After suffering under the Cultural Revolution, the 1970 visit to Nepal was the first foreign test for Chinese table tennis players.