Nepal Labour Migration Report 2024’s silence on caste reinforces the myth that migration is casteless.

The burning of The Daily Star and Prothom Alo buildings is particularly troubling because it goes beyond violence.

Not all political leaders seek to project themselves as heroes worthy of the name.

We must stop treating resilience as something that arrives through projects.

AI is challenging the use of complex high-quality language as the indicator of scholarly merit.

Gen Z’s protest earned them the right to be seen and heard, not the right to rule or govern.

Do we need parties that win elections or ones that keep democracy dynamic?

Election is the only way to re-establish a legitimate government with the people’s mandate.

Delaying or sending mixed signals will make Nepal miss this new wave of opportunity entirely.

The old guard yearns for stability to retain its station in life, while the new claimants seek dynamism.

English medium of instruction has brought more challenges than opportunities to public schools.

Storming the parliament can never be justified. Neither can be the massacre of September 8.

2025 is perhaps the most opportune moment for Pakistan to apologise to Bangladesh.

Nepal’s banking sector is trapped in a cycle of mediocrity that erodes state's economic potential.