The Mayor of Lalitpur Metropolitan City on his promises and bold visions to right the wrongs since he took office.

The member secretary of the National Sports Council on why, despite plenty of preparation time, some of the sports facilities are still incomplete.

The chief of Nepal’s Civil Aviation body on how it plans to manage the Kathmandu airport on the eve of Visit Nepal 2020.

The left-leaning thinker on how new education policy is failing the constitution’s commitment to socialism.

Chairman of Samajbadi Party on countering traditional parties like the Nepal Communist Party and Nepali Congress.

UNICEF’s executive director on areas where Nepal needs to focus and the organisation’s work in those realms.

The Regional Director for International Finance Corporation opens up about the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydropower Project and how it can create new markets.

The foreign minister on Xi’s recent visit to Nepal and how the country wants to pursue its independent foreign policy.

The Nepal Olympic Committee chief on the ongoing preparations for the Games scheduled for December 1-10.

The head of the Epidemiology and Disease Control Division speaks about the recent dengue outbreak and the division’s inability to function as required.

The head of the Disaster and Conflict Management Division under the Home Ministry on their efforts to create resilient communities.

The chairman of the National Human Rights Commission on the weaknesses of the commission.

The new coach on what it takes to build a great team.

Rayan on his never-ending journey to music and fight for freedom.

Bista faces a herculean task of creating new jobs and reversing an exodus of migrant workers within the next five years.

ANFA president on how he will not be offside like his predecessors.

Nepal's eminent cardiologist on the need for a comprehensive paediatric hospital.

Anbika Giri on importance of children's literature and her top picks.

The head of the Public Service Commission opens up about the vacancy notice controversy.

Nepal is one of the last remaining countries with a gharial population.