Education in Shanghai: What can Nepal learn?

Baburam Thapa and Dinesh Kumar Thapa

Shanghai is often cited as one success story on education. It is evidenced by its

Opinion | Rape trial in Nepal is an endless journey

Sabina Acharya

The recent verdict in the rape trial of Nepali cricketer Sandip Lamichhane has provided some

“Say no to tobacco”: How possible is it in Nepal?
Rhishav Sapkota

On November 28, 2023, Kathmandu Metropolitan City issued a statement prohibiting the sale of tobacco

Bhutan election: Why the Bhutanese must vote wisely
Ram Karki

Bhutan is voting tomorrow, January 9. This is Bhutan’s fourth general elections after it declared

Making procurement in INGOs fairer
Mohan Rai

A disclaimer at the outset: I am writing this piece based on a limited strata

Long read | How development projects can go wrong when they disregard the rights of the indigenous people
RK Tamang and Simone Galimberti

Indigenous people across the country had one basic expectation when Nepal decided to embrace federalism,

Issues and prospects in developing resilient infrastructure in Nepal
Dr Govinda Raj Pokharel

In the 21st century, the prosperity of a nation or society depends on the seamless

Revisiting Nepal’s inclusion policy
Ashansa Mulmi

In the aftermath of the tumultuous ‘People’s War’, the fervor of historically marginalized communities led

Twenty-four years after Indian Airlines plane hijacking: What lessons did Nepal learn?
Narayan Adhikari

This day in 1999, an unfortunate event that happened rocked the South Asian region by

Why the ‘US-funded’ MCC projects in Nepal must break away from the cycles of delays and cost overruns
Mahabir Paudyal

Prolonged delays and cost overruns are the major setbacks bedeviling Nepal’s infrastructure projects–including the national

Towards genuine gender equality in Nepal’s politics
Dipti Ghimire

Differences between men and women have existed forever. Despite living in a time that claims

Climate Change: A looming threat to children’s health
Machane Daniel Issac

As the world grapples with the urgent and far-reaching consequences of climate change, the recently

COP28: Hits and Misses
Bhagirath Yogi

London: Former US Vice President-turned- environmentalist, Al Gore, lamented on Monday that COP28 was going

Restoring mountain ecosystems
Pema Gyamtsho

Mountains are famously cradles of biodiversity –their steep slopes giving rise to a dizzying variety of