Bridging the digital divide is important as countries move to digitalise their economies.

Nepal’s domestic capital is insufficient to build hydro-power projects to meet the growing demand.

The advantages of remittance inflow into poor countries such as Nepal are too obvious to miss.

Out of 55 airports in Nepal, 19 are not in operation, and only a handful are self-sustaining.

History shows that politics devoid of philosophical underpinnings last only a season.

People have realised the urgency of steering Tribhuvan University in the right direction.

One of the critical problems the world is facing is soil degradation from nutrient loss.

The Nepali society is experiencing moments of changes of different orders of significance.

Our workers are needlessly losing lives in Qatar due to dehumanising working conditions.

The provincial governments should be allowed to choose their own electricity future.

Nepal should invest in research on extreme event attribution to climate change and keep records of all climate variables.

We do not know if RSP is independent of political dogma or a party of the independent-minded.

The debate on who should lead the next government has become a matter of public interest.

The more active these organisations are, the stronger Nepal's federal system will be.

Failure to maintain financial transparency in political parties allows for the criminalisation of politics.

This time, there were thousands who joined the fray with little resources or connections.

The independents contested the election to clean up the country’s politics and fight corruption.

None of the manifestos explains how to mobilise resources and enhance administration.

Democracy seems to have become stronger with the popular quest for alternatives.

Fiduciary risks are heightened when public finances are not used for intended purpose.