The old guard yearns for stability to retain its station in life, while the new claimants seek dynamism.

English medium of instruction has brought more challenges than opportunities to public schools.

Storming the parliament can never be justified. Neither can be the massacre of September 8.

2025 is perhaps the most opportune moment for Pakistan to apologise to Bangladesh.

Nepal’s banking sector is trapped in a cycle of mediocrity that erodes state's economic potential.

While the Tarai needs large-scale solutions, the hills need a dense network of small ones.

E-governance plays a vital role in nurturing and strengthening democratic foundations.

The multi-layered challenges in trademark issues require multi-layered solutions.

While we demand a radical change, we also secretly want to progress a step at a time.

Due to limited financial literacy, many are unable to use the financial services available to them.

India could leverage the process for the economic growth of all countries in South Asia.

COP11 in Geneva offered a timely reminder that the fight against tobacco is far from over.

Human rights protection requires political courage and accountability.

Only with a robust institutional backbone can it effectively carry out its constitutional role.

The 16 Days of Activism against GBV is an opportunity to move from rhetoric to reform.

Rahul Gandhi is not unaware of the risks of calling out Modi on issues of high corruption, electoral fraud and divisive politics.

Children need digital spaces that are safe and developmentally appropriate, not simply restricted.

The structural roots of Nepal’s liquidity crisis are becoming clearer by the day.

We might need to be cautious before prescribing what would work for digital native students.

A careful and wise planning of architectural works can be liberating.