World politics and economics need to give the community its well-founded due.

Now it’s known that there are other variants, and the first vaccine may not prevent all strains.

Politics and dreams of power became the sweeping influences in academia.

Policymakers must pay more attention than past Keynesians did to avoiding inflation.

The consequences of mining aggregates are more severe than deforestation.

After more than a year of strict rules and sharp reversals, the public is unconvinced.

The decision to extract sand, stones and soil for export to reduce the deficit is unwise.

The biggest costs of Covid-19 will become visible much later, particularly those stemming from lengthy school closures.

The government's financial plan has also emphasised the digitisation of agriculture.

Women who faced sexual violence during the 10 years of the Maoist armed conflict continue to suffer.

The growing risk of pandemics and the inadequate global public health system must be brought to focus.

The next unicorn may be a company developed in Nepal.

Quacks, a major problem, may be trained to provide better basic health care.

Gandhi’s criterion for judging the greatness of a nation and its moral progress was its treatment of animals.

Tokyo in 2021, during a pandemic, surely doesn’t need the Olympic Games.

We should act to ensure that children are not robbed of their childhood and dreams.

Hisila Yami’s feminist leaning brings a different perspective to the Maoist conflict. But is it adequate?

Hyper-nationalism, unilateralism and inward-looking policies do not serve us in the long run.

That Gyawali’s asset declaration should surprise Nepalis itself is a surprise.

The problem with sponsoring militant groups is that they do not always remain under your control.