Beyond 30 minutes
The goal must be to transform Lumbini from an optional stop for cultural travellers into a compelling destination.
The goal must be to transform Lumbini from an optional stop for cultural travellers into a compelling destination.
Victors who drowned the ship of Oli-garchy vow to take an aeroplane to the sky without checking its engines.
If the RSP successfully implements its vision, the positive externalities will extend to India.
History offers many examples of how damage to cultural heritage during wars can galvanise nationalist sentiment and strengthen the legitimacy of governments under pressure.
The vision of reducing in-person visits to government offices through the Nagarik App is blurry due to institutional inertia.
Ultimately, his real test will not be in his decisions, but in his perspective.
Nepal cannot favour one neighbour over another due to its geopolitical situation.
This will be a challenge for the new RSP government. It will also be a chance to show its diplomatic nous.
It should prioritise the use of public money for reasonable purposes.
Since the beginning of the war with Iran, Trump’s rhetoric has become even more combative and outrageous.
Preoccupied with domestic politics, Nepal remains unprepared for the effects of escalating war in the Gulf.
Sustainable marketing is not a coating on the business model, but something woven into its very fabric.
As demand for masu bhat grew, political parties turned it into an election strategy.
If we want fewer names on protest banners tomorrow, we must start listening to the unheard voices today.
The path to a healthy Nepal is being paved in Jumla. It is time the rest of the country caught up.
The question is to what extent the Opposition can stop the BJP from expanding its national footprint.
Reducing femininity to motherhood limits women’s political roles and the imagination of leadership.
The friendship between the two countries has already stood the test of time. Now, it must deliver shared prosperity.
The new Parliament has the responsibility to make up for its predecessors’ non-performance.
Nepalis want delivery, and they do not really care if that comes from Balendra Shah or Gyanendra Shah.