Public outrage often focuses on harsher sentences or the death penalty, but structural reform, institutional accountability, and better survivor support are what's truly missing.

For the poorest households, taking on debt may be particularly inappropriate when they lack the capacity to generate a reliable and sustainable return.

A year after the dizziness of freedom, Nepal is still deciding whether it got a revolution or a very expensive tantrum.

Do we see cooperation with China as a long-term strategy or a saviour only in emergencies?

Democracy in Nepal will be measured by creating stronger institutions, not by relying on a Nepali Caesar to save the country.

With Swarnim Wagle and Biswo Nath Poudel at the helm, Nepal has a rare opportunity to end the historical tug-of-war between fiscal ambition and monetary caution.

After decades of politicisation and neglect, Nepal’s public education system needs radical systemic and structural reforms.

Billions in deposits, a booming tech sector, and rising remittances show Nepal is an engine of enterprise.

Everyone needs downtime, but a country facing multiple crises can scarcely afford a head of government who tunes out every evening.

As Nepal diversifies its aviation fleet with upcoming Bell helicopter deliveries, lessons from grounded Mi-17s underscore the need for domestic technical self-reliance.

As users trade search engines for generative AI, the battle for ideological influence moves to the prompt box.

People are more willing to pay taxes when public resources are managed effectively and transparently.

With technological advancement, the traditional priority of ‘newsworthiness’ is being outpaced by a data-driven logic of ‘share-worthiness’.

As long as the state undermines farmers’ plight, it cannot claim to act in the true interests of citizens.