Age is not the only problem of our graying leaders. They also don’t have anything new to offer.

The finance minister and the governor should work together to rescue the flailing economy.

Failure of Nepali medical students will ultimately lead to the failure of Nepal’s healthcare system.

There has been no compelling rationale for the forging of pre-poll alliances.

Elected leaders must abide by democratic norms. Popularity is no ticket to waywardness.

The chase for power has made each individual wielding authority turn against democratic institutions.

Bhandari seems ready to buttress her former party’s nationalist image even if it means tainting her’s.

A new women’s parliamentary caucus is needed at a time when they are being brazenly discriminated.

The manner in which the Chief Justice impeachment affair unfolded has been disheartening.

The constitution is by and large progressive. Only if our political parties adhered to it.

The dengue crisis will get much worse if immediate measures are not taken to solve it.

The constitutional provisions for inclusion cannot be ignored or circumvented anymore.

Only by making quality education an easily attainable fundamental right can we dream of a better tomorrow.

As a high-level leader from the north visits Nepal, we must ask when the border gates will fully open for trade.

We should create opportunities at home to ensure trafficking of Nepalis comes to an end.

We must help build a better rapport between doctors and patients for quality health care.

Nowhere does the constitution envision for the president the kind of broad discretionary powers she seems to want.

There is no guarantee that the alliance will remain intact once the parliamentary elections are over.

By legitimising criminality, political parties have turned politics into a transactional enterprise.

A high failure rate for years warrants urgent investigation.