A multi-sectoral approach is necessary to control the dengue outbreak.

The Valley's water spouts must be saved for their practicality as well as aesthetic value.

Human-elephant conflict can be avoided by employing corridors to connect one protected area to another.

The government cannot allow sugar mills to mislead it again.

India must treat Kashmiris like its own citizens the way it claims and not alienate them any longer.

The final aim of a smart city should be focused on uplifting the living standards of the citizens living there.

The government’s decision to grant mobilisation advance to contractors only after they commence work is much-needed.

Air pollution should be controlled by getting to the cause of the problem.

The government's actions show it wants to turn the country into a police state.

When the obstruction of proceedings emerges as the preferred form of parliamentary expression over informed debates, legislative outputs decline.

Keep politics out of the selection process for university positions.

The federal government needs to stick to its jurisdiction and let the provincial governments enjoy their authority over certain things.

The new tourism minister has to chart a new course to revitalise a promising industry.

The government must do everything in its power to establish consumer courts in the country.

By throwing an open challenge to be taken to the International Criminal Court, Dahal has also trivialised the hallowed institution.

The mayor of Changu Narayan has adopted measures to improve public school education which offers a sliver of hope.

The real problem here is not the outflow of tourists and students, but the ever-expanding balance of payments deficit.

There is still the option of amending the Bank Act to reduce the conflicts of interest among bankers.

Some Nepali embassies have been opened without a proper study of their relevance.

Poor water supply has forced people to turn to unsustainable groundwater extraction.