Omissions in commissions
Inclusion was given short shrift even within the commissions meant to further it.
Inclusion was given short shrift even within the commissions meant to further it.
Prem Kumar Rai’s recent steps are praiseworthy, provided they come with no strings attached.
Provincial budgets reflect broader challenges in the federal planning and budgeting system.
We’re losing our children to digital brain rot, and they’re losing more than their attention spans.
Without religious and cultural reforms, education, emigration and generational change can't end casteism.
It will shape Tibet’s future, the India-China equation and the global discourse on religious freedom.
Zohran Mamdani’s win in the NYC mayoral primary should serve as a moment of reckoning for the Democratic Party.
There is an integral relationship between architecture and pigeons in the Kathmandu Valley.
It not only harms mothers but can also impede the child’s cognitive and emotional development.
It is a smart, scalable and necessary response to a changing world.
The group serves as a centrifugal and centripetal force in shaping a new world order.
India must leverage the cross-border ethno-cultural ties to secure its projects in the state.
The renewed global commitment to enhance it must enable deeper reforms in developing countries.
Our dependence on fossil fuels is a heavy strain on the nation’s foreign exchange reserves.
There is a confusion over building a distinctive identity for Janakpur.
Vaccination and pre-departure education among Nepali travellers can prevent outbreaks.
Nepal-Bangladesh electricity trade shows cooperation is possible through mutual benefit.
Disaster preparedness should address survivors’ emotional and psychological needs.
Private sector must be recognised as a stakeholder and strategic partner in achieving net-zero.
It involves nurturing new civic actors, not romanticising past movements.