Nepal can take cues from post-second world war Tuscany and promote agro-tourism.

It took 15 years to pass the Public Procurement Act, the provisions of which have been largely ignored.

Nepal’s investment strategy should be designed from a legal, not just policy, perspective.

Relatively large ownership by a single entity is a potential roadblock to mergers and acquisitions.

The Hong Kong protestors do not appreciate that the protests may eventually destroy their own freedoms.

Artists from South Asian countries cannot allow the comatose state of one regional organisation to influence their willingness to collaborate.

The problems caused by the river will remain unresolved without urgent and efficient sediment management.

Attempting to control private-sector lending in itself will not boost growth.

Even though Woodstock wasn’t an overtly political event, they received plenty of sustenance from the stage.

Effective mitigation depends on enabling private sector involvement in zero-emission transportation projects.

Problems stem from the toxic belief that humans can and must live only among their own kind.

Large class size is a learning and social justice issue that has often been overlooked.

Both polluting governments and vulnerable ones need to work to ensure justice for climate victims.

A series of interventions have been made to boost infrastructure in urban and rural areas.

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

There is a need to re-visit the conservation strategy for Asian wild elephants of Nepal.

Oli must now learn to partner with the well-wishers of democracy with whom he's wasted time, fighting.

Youths will have a sense of ownership towards nation-building only when they are directly involved in policymaking.

In Pakistan, almost all forms of malnutrition are higher in boys

Languages die when the process of intergenerational transmission of language somehow gets intermitted or destroyed.