A thorough study of the debt resources received and their (mis)use needs to be done.

If scientists can’t communicate why masks are still needed, people can’t be expected to wear them.

Why is Nepal stuck in a loop of musical chairs between the same old men?

The hacking of smartphones shows that the hacking of electronic voting machines is also a possibility.

There seems to be little hope that Deuba would be any better than Oli in terms of governance.

There was a palpable increase in the public appetite for data during the Covid pandemic.

Our self-important politicos falsely believe they have made huge sacrifices for the country.

The unity of teaching and research is what distinguishes these kinds of institutions from others.

The new prime minister has appointed somebody with unknown credentials as finance minister.

The UK government is abdicating its responsibility for ensuring a healthy, sustainable economy.

The recent amendment to the Railway Services Agreement between Nepal and India helps end the monopoly in serving Nepali cargo.

There have been no proven herbal medications that help treat coronavirus.

A common love for poetry among medical professionals sustains a unique tradition of Nepali medical pedagogy.

Given the country’s twentieth-century history, its leaders would want to avoid talking about national, rather than European, interests.

Local governments have to come up with innovative, long-term solutions against climate events.

The new emergency declaration has eliminated any remaining hope for a ‘normal’ Olympic/Paralympic Games.

The government needs to allocate more funds to support online teaching-learning.

The pandemic has highlighted the fragility and inequity of globalised industrial food systems.

Nepal’s disaster management models should be proactive, but it is still reactive.

The pandemic is a stark reminder that gender is a deep-rooted and universal social determinant of health.