Failure to address the present crisis of the children is bound to be reflected in the future.

Nepal seems to be staring into oblivion when it should be lobbying vigorously at the UNGA.

Without institutional support, start-ups risk being too early for their time.

Unruly behaviour reflects poorly not just on the representatives but on the people too.

As we face the globalisation of virus transmission, we cannot afford to let our guard down.

The authorities, it seems, have come under increasing pressure to take the plunge.

A series of murders points to lawlessness and the degeneration of society.

The dominance of the internet has manifested itself in all facets of our lives.

Dissent and debate are quintessential elements of democracy.

Floods will be recurring tragedies if we do not act on them immediately.

To pee or not to pee--that is the existential dilemma we face in our stinky public lavatories.

We should not expect much from a government by the least suitable people.

Dhami’s story is the story of a democratic state failing to fulfil its responsibility.

The Health Ministry’s statement on seroprevalence study has left us with more questions than answers.

The failure to address insurgency-era grievances inhibits our ability to build a peaceful future.

Accessibility in tourism should form a core element for a sustainable development policy.

We will have to wait to see whether Madhav Nepal bounces back or retires in obsolescence.

It may sound all too pessimistic, but the need of the hour is to exercise caution.

For a lasting solution to our waste management problem, we need to rethink what constitutes waste.

Official ineptitude cost too many lives during the second wave. We cannot let a repeat show happen.