Keep the flag flying in 2022
Exactly one year ago, this newspaper restarted its hardcopy edition 10 month after going digital-only. The 1 January 2021 #1042 of Nepali...
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Government in installments
More than two months after Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba took office to lead a five-party coalition, he has not even been able to...
The business of politics in Nepal
The cause of prolonged political paralysis in Nepal is cronyism, and the only way to uproot it is by tackling its source:...
Deuba's denouement
Sher Bahadur Deuba became Nepal’s prime minister last week, and won a confidence vote in the House on 18 July. This is...
Hunger for governance
Nepal has had one emergency heaped on top of another for more than a year now. The Covid-19 emergency, wildfires, and now floods.Political flux in...
Nepal's empty corridors of power
When Prime Minister K P Oli set foot in Singha Darbar on 15 February to inaugurate the Cabinet office rebuilt after the earthquake, it...
Nepal stalls in Prosperity Index
Nepal has only slightly progressed in the annual overall prosperity rankings this year, but rose 15 steps over the last decade with substantial...
From Mt Everest to the Indian Ocean
The visit to Kathmandu by Indian Chief of Army Staff General Manoj Mukund Naravane this week is an opportunity for Nepal to...
The ‘f’ word
On 19 September, Nepal marked Constitution Day. It was on this day five years ago that the Constitution was hurriedly promulgated by...
Nepal's accidental leaders
Now that the Army is in the business of importing medicine, why not deploy the Ministry of Health to defend Lipu Lekh?
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