Commissioned to fail?
People doubt the new panel formed to investigate gold smuggling can do its job well.
Tue, Oct 3, 2023
19.35°C KathmanduOpinion
Unconscious bias
Politicians fail to recognise the capabilities of people from traditionally oppressed groups.
Rethinking classroom design
While the West has seen massive educational reforms, Nepal’s pedagogical approach remains stagnant.
Breaking with conventions
This spontaneous in-party challenge to Oli’s one-man show is something to be celebrated.
NRB’s autonomy in question
It is not the job of regulators such as the central bank to wish for higher stock prices.
Transparency in climate action
There should be quality coverage of the rigorous analysis of Nepal’s climate path.
Six decades of Peace Corps in Nepal
The US and Nepal have been steadfast friends not only as countries but also on the individual level.
Strained ties
The breakdown of the doctor-patient bond of trust could have devastating consequences.
The medium language of teaching
Nepal’s universities should remove barriers that restrict the possibilities for obtaining higher education.
Adapting to the digital age
Amidst the disparity and inequality, technology enables the transformation of LDCs.
Dahal in China
The PM did not compromise on Nepal’s core interests. But he didn’t secure major concessions either.
Geopolitics dominates Maldives election
Maldives will remain crucial for countries with a deep interest in the Indian Ocean.
Evidence-based policymaking in Nepal
Many developing countries have yet to enhance their policy formulation and implementation capacity.
Ensure reproductive right
The government’s apathy to providing quality health services puts the achievements thus far at risk.
The grit in the ‘Five Eyes’ alliance
Nepal has much to lose by aligning itself with any grouping perceived to be anti-China.
Putting teachers first
Investment in infrastructure must not undermine the need to empower and support teachers.
Food for festival
It is a minimum necessity to celebrate a long-awaited festival and the state must ensure it.
Anti-federal moves in education
The outdated Education Act 1971 is still in force, albeit with dozens of amendments.
Taking care of Nepal’s elderly
Despite improving financial well-being, health complexities among the elderly remain.
Blinded by gold
Ruling and opposition parties continue to bicker over the gold scam probe amid a sinking economy.
