The post-earthquake reconstruction has been too little and too late.

Protecting ourselves is the biggest responsibility we have in our hands right now.

Lawmakers should work to better the lives of the people rather than making token gestures.

Citizens are bearing the brunt of the patchwork of responses by the government.

The relation between what leaders should do today and what they are doing is inversely proportional.

The onus to protect the people and keep communities safe is on the government.

Nepal must commit to uplifting the status of those at the bottom of society.

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli leads the country in flouting Covid-19 safety guidelines.

Sugarcane producers are deep in debt as the government looks away.

Citizens must keep seeking answers and accountability from the government.

The staggering number of suicides in the recent past is a wake-up call for us.

No one is safe if our frontliners are unsafe.

Nepali Congress must demonstrate that a well-behaved opposition is paramount to democracy.

It is not surprising that businesses are out to cheat when the government mechanisms are flawed and weak.

The average number of new infections has been consistently rising, with no exit strategy in sight.

The world today must heed Gandhi’s lessons on ethics, non-violence, social justice and tolerance.

Nepal must put in place an effective vaccine policy so as to ensure total coverage.

Acid attack is a symptom of a much larger gender problem in our society. More needs to be done.

The government must speak with Beijing to ensure a swift supply of goods.

We cannot hand over our fragile hills and mountains to contractors and bulldozer drivers.