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Why Political Change in Nepal Is Imminent
Every day, 2,500 to 3,000 young Nepalis leave the country in search of work. Increasingly, even students who have just completed their secondary education are going abroad, driven by a declining quality of education and a bleak job market at home. These students are unlikely to return after graduation
By Bishnu Dev Pant Apr 19, 2025
The Promises and Pitfalls of Participatory Governance in Nepal
In fact, federalism, in particular, was introduced in Nepal to devolve power and bring it closer to people—and simply put it is to actualize the theory into practice—“gharghar ma singha durbar”. In theory, the federal structure, with its emphasis on devolution, provides an ideal framework for bottom-up participatory governance.
By Dr. Chandra Lal Pandey and Prakriti Niraula Apr 18, 2025
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