How can people take seriously a government that is seen to be protecting the corrupt?

Local bodies should factor in these life-threatening incidents in their disaster preparedness.

Tuesday’s protest against Rabi Lamichhane suggests victims of cooperatives are running out of patience.

With the rise of AI content, women are being subjected to more forms of online abuse.

The court must be circumspect when judicial meddling can complicate things and disturb social harmony.

Just giving out gongs won’t serve the purpose either of motivating civil servants or attracting qualified ones.

The prime minister cannot be in the dark on a vital issue like queer rights.

Big parties have committed to fighting elections on their own strength. There is room for doubt.

Nepali women suffer from intimate partner violence in their own country as well as abroad.

The stray explosions show that a country can never fully recover from a bloody civil war.

The success of the 21-year-old paralympian has instilled new hope among young Nepalis.

The RG Kar Medical College rape-and-murder should ring alarm bells all over South Asia.

Small parties like to blame the big ones for being undemocratic. Yet they are often worse.

Is it really the case that there are no good replacements for the current set of Nepali political leaders?

The government must run anti-dengue campaigns and send more medical resources to affected areas.

The government should be careful not to let social media apps become sites of social discord.

We must set up infrastructures and amenities to take care of drivers’ wellbeing to ensure road safety.

Promoting electricity and fossil fuel simultaneously, the government seems to have a dubious approach.

Authorities must first weigh the utility, functionality and safety of the national ID before imposing it.

Developed nations must help Nepal with climate disaster risk assessment.