Nepal’s cities are a disaster waiting to happen. What can we do about it?

Market research becomes meaningful when it focuses on exploring new markets.

Despite its contribution to the anti-Rana struggle, the Mukti Sena still lives in the shadows.

We need to create opportunities to empower citizens, especially by harnessing the power of digitalisation.

Khas-Arya supremacists consider the Divya Upadesh to be the manual of nationalism.

Twenty four hour availability on phones is now often considered the norm.

Will Nepal remain in the world's democratic club or be a decoy agent for strategic powers?

Some kids found it much harder to get their teacher’s attention in a virtual classroom than in person.

Local solutions should be encouraged in all development plans and budgets of municipalities.

Today’s skyscrapers can be emptied much more safely and easily in an emergency.

Leaders squabble over the age of the members, but not about their status as students.

Dental care needs to be part of healthcare and the federal election agenda.

New research needs to be done to develop vaccines as alternatives to antibiotics.

Donating to save lives and restore sight does more good than donating to a museum or opera.

People tend to look at mental health patients with fear, disgust and embarrassment.

It is important for employers to make policies flexible and discuss with employees their preferences and needs.

Only the most abused forms of democracy are in practice in much of South Asia.

The longer the foreign power stays, the worse the mayhem often becomes.

The pandemic, hopefully, has taught us some lessons as we reflect on our mistakes.

Parliamentary record-keeping in our case has been somewhat superficial.