Nepal: An agricultural country?
We are still an agriculture-based society. Yet the sector is also clearly not a government priority.
We are still an agriculture-based society. Yet the sector is also clearly not a government priority.
Although ideological in speeches, politicians are torn between dreams and realities.
Competitive salaries are a major factor driving job switches among younger generations.
The internet can be toxic, but there are also online oases where mutual care flourishes.
The elephant corridors in eastern Nepal and north Bengal are crucial conduits in their migration.
Education is key to putting the world on a pathway to more economic activity, equity, and sustainability.
Managing state expenditures will likely help Dissanayake put the economy back on track.
US presidential debates draw massive attention but have minimal influence on voter behaviour.
It’s extremely difficult, even if not outright impossible, to resolve competing claims over contested territories.
Nepal’s truth commissions will need to move past it to deliver justice to war victims.
Without improving the revenue base, Nepal might soon be unable to finance regular expenditures.
Experts say it’s unlikely India will gain permanent membership of the UN Security Council anytime soon.
Nepal needs humble actions and strong political follow-through to attract adequate development funds.
Nepal’s relations with India have become mired in more paradoxes.
Its presence in Kathmandu is alarming, and a possible ‘surprise outbreak’ cannot be overlooked.
Afghan women have been robbed of health care, education and their voices but they continue to push back.
What we are experiencing is a period marked by general anxiety about what to believe as truth.
For thousands from Nepal and other countries, shadowy recruiters turn dreams into nightmares.
We must consider all sides instead of ramming through amendments based on parliamentary strength.
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