Completely lost in translation
It would be too much to expect perfect translations when authorities get even the most basic terms wrong.
It would be too much to expect perfect translations when authorities get even the most basic terms wrong.
Implementing affordable and replicable emission-reduction solutions is no longer optional.
Gandaki Province shows that federalism can be both affordable and effective with the right actions.
The upper-caste woman is not incapable of critical self-reflection; she is disinterested in caste.
Let’s start a serious debate about reforming the ancient methods of celebrating our festivals.
Advanced Air Mobility offers a game-changing solution to Nepal’s transportation problems.
We need a community-level ‘water husbandry’ movement to address the water problem.
A reading culture flourishes when the readers nurture their love for books and value that practice.
The country must rapidly modernise and mechanise its agriculture to improve economic growth.
In elite sport, kit colour is an area which should not be overlooked.
Nothing about Hridayendra suggests he is fit to rule, except the fact that he was born into a royal family.
Coercing India to tow the US line will certainly backfire on the bilateral relationship.
Just as flags and anthems signify sovereignty, a currency symbol flaunts a nation’s economic sovereignty.
Despite its presence at ‘minilateral’ forums, India has failed to acquire the role it seeks in global affairs.
Nepal cannot afford the luxury of seven ceremonial posts costing taxpayers hundreds of millions annually.
The EV sector remains largely unregulated and susceptible to external control.
The problem lies with frequent policy reversals, tax disputes and ambiguous investment rules.
The large number of Nepali educational migrants in recent times is not due to our societal failure.
Oli needs to welcome Bhandari into the party and let the cadres decide on the next leader.
Failure of a state in checking emissions may be considered an internationally wrongful act.