After a long while, people felt the presence of the state at a difficult time.

Everything seems expensive this festive season. Lax monitoring and silent consumers are to blame.

Why aren’t second-rung leaders of big parties uniting to forestall their political leaders' comeback?

The new ordinance on registration of new voters is only the first step towards timely elections.

Bringing the fleeing inmates back to prisons and recovering stolen arms must be a top government priority.

It is impossible to imagine free and fair elections without a strong police force.

Community-level consensus on crimes as heinous as rape and sexual assault is unacceptable.

Lack of internal opposition to leaderships of the three major parties is disheartening.

The civic responsibility displayed in the post-protest clean up campaign must get continuity.

Old parties must be ready to bear with short term pain for long term revival and growth.

The Gen Z revolution is not over. Only the proximate goal of Oli’s removal has been realised.

Pressure must be built on political parties to field more women in the March 2026 elections.

It is up to Prime Minister Karki to assure all stakeholders in Nepal’s political process of timely elections.

Timely and accurate information is vital in these uncertain times.

This rare chance must not be lost in silly debates over who will represent Gen Z in meetings with other stakeholders.

Dear readers, today, views of Gen Z:

After the brutalities of the past few days, the country must be guided on the path to peace, dialogue, and cooperation.

The prime minister should take responsibility for Monday's mayhem and resign immediately.

We hope the government will heed the feedback of its own people on social media ban.

There can be no justification to delay the recognition of thousands of children as genuine Nepali nationals.