We must initiate several reforms to ensure citizens’ continued trust in the current system.

More needs to be done to enable the government and humanitarian agencies to support the people at risk.

Nepali leaders cannot even list five things, let alone know how to communicate them.

The current momentum could help build a complete digital ecosystem required for sustainable economy.

Cholera can cause dehydration that can lead to kidney failure, shock and even death.

As risks grow for mountaineering, tourism stakeholders must act urgently to build the region’s resilience.

The experiences of women of historically marginalised groups aren’t discussed.

Federal and provincial governments should collaborate with local levels to address the problem.

A system that does nothing about conflict of interest is likely to foster corruption, inefficiency, and moral decline.

The conflict between the military, ethnic groups and political parties has affected Myanmar’s stability.

To make the policy work, policymakers must first identify the products that we can produce at lower costs.

The divisive 2015 constitution has almost foreclosed any chance of further reforming society and polity.

Today, many factions have emerged within the party, each harbouring distinct characteristics.

Some items in the latest programme have been reappearing unfailingly for the past 30 years.

Shelving a report that could speak of security personnel’s wrongdoing will give rise to impunity.

The general public’s level of frustration over corruption is very high.

It is a game changer in reducing child marriage, gender-based violence and teen pregnancy.

The responsible people of the political parties and the bureaucracy have established an uncanny alliance.

In the South-East Asia Region, road traffic injuries are responsible for over 316,000 deaths annually.

People don’t give up caste hatred even when they move from villages to more urban parts of Nepal.