Opinion

Susan's “U-Turn” From Atheism To Spirituality And Superstition: Some Considerations

How spirituality and superstition are passed down through generations is presented in a very poignant and interesting way through a personal narrative.

By Shanker Man Singh Jun 29, 2025

Nepal's Migrant Workers in Gulf Crises: Caught in the Crossfire

The geopolitical landscape is rapidly changing, with new power centers emerging and alliances shifting.

By Suva BC Jun 28, 2025

Expanding Horizons: Filling the Gaps in Entrepreneurship in the Nepalese Context

At its essence, microfinance aims to promote financial inclusivity by extending banking and financial services to those marginalized by the conventional system.

By Sandip Poudel Jun 26, 2025

Proto-Nationalism Entrapped in the Musical Chair Circle of Political Parties and Floundering Economy Part-1: Context and Missed Opportunities

By Kedar Neupane Jun 26, 2025

The Iron Silk Road: How a Train to Tehran is Rewriting The World’s Map – And Why The Old Powers Are Terrified

This isn't just about shorter shipping times. It’s about sovereignty. For decades, the West, particularly the United States, has wielded control over the sea lanes like a trident. The Strait of Hormuz, that narrow Persian Gulf passage where 45% of China’s vital oil imports transit, wasn't just geography; it was a lever. Sanctions, blockades, the threat of naval interdiction – these were the tools used to enforce political will.

By Zakir Kibria Jun 25, 2025

Navigating Change: From Skepticism to Support

Navigating the complexity of change requires patience, persistence, and genuine engagement. Resistance should be expected as a natural reaction to the unfamiliar, even as some individuals remain open to new ideas.

By Maneesh Pradhan Jun 22, 2025

Nepal’s Energy Myths: Energy ≠ Electricity ≠ Hydropower ≠ Household Lighting

The forthcoming National Energy Security Policy should embrace a broader perspective, addressing all aspects of energy usage, accessibility, and resilience, beyond just electricity provision.

By Mukesh Ghimire; PhD Jun 20, 2025

Navigating An Uncharted, Unravelling World Order

The subject of decline of great powers, indeed of civilizations, has been of interest to many scholars; and it might be useful to focus on the gist of what they had to say before using those insights to try and make sense of the here and now.

By Dipak Gyawali Jun 19, 2025

Power Sector Uncertainties Tracking Peril And Paradoxes

Nepal is a vulnerable country from energy security perspective. However, there are bright aspects, too. Nepal should not be scared of wet season surplus power, blaming Run-of-River (ROR) projects for this scenario.

By Prabal Adhikari Jun 18, 2025

Korea And Nepal Have Cooperated Closely Under The EPS Framework

Korea and Nepal have cooperated closely under the EPS framework

By Park Tae-Young Jun 17, 2025

Former Ambassador To People’s Republic Of China Acharya's 'Diplomatic Diary': A Collection Of "Autobiography " Including Diplomacy

The book 'Diplomatic Diary' by former Nepali Ambassador Rajeshwor Acharya, covering various topics in the diplomatic field, including Nepal-China relations, was published in 2079 BS.

By Shanker Man Singh Jun 17, 2025

The Kuala Lumpur Pivot: How A Silent Summit In Malaysia Is Rewriting The Global Economic Map

What emerged from Kuala Lumpur wasn't vague promises, but a concrete blueprint for integration designed to function outside traditional Western-dominated systems:

By Zakir Kibria Jun 16, 2025

Approval Of EIA-Related First And Last Reports At Once

Furthermore, the budget speech provisions to arrange for 'not to conduct Supplementary EIA' (SuEIA) after the approval of the EIA on the possible decline or increase of 10 percent of the trees before (tree) cutting as a part of site clearance.

By Batu Uprety Jun 14, 2025

The Streets Don’t Shut for Summer—Neither Do Gig Workers

If the streets are the arteries of our cities, sustained by the labor of gig workers—from New Delhi to Kathmandu—why is so little being done to make those streets more bearable for those who power them?

By Deeptangsu Rauniar Jun 13, 2025

Redefining the Successful Woman

These young women fit perfectly into the stereotypical notion of the ideal woman - one that abides by all the societal norms and expectations without daring to question them.

By Arya Kharel & Deborah Koehler Jun 12, 2025

One Trick Ponies

As most arrivals at TIA tend to be from south, landing from ‘02’ (south end) becomes ideal while landing from north-end (20) requires aircraft to reverse the direction of flight by making a semi-circle track to align with the runway before landing.

By Hemant Arjyal Jun 10, 2025

Nepal’s Real Battle: Strengthening Democracy From Within

Should Nepal blindly align based on political ideology alone? If an “autocratic” neighbor offers vital infrastructure development that can lift thousands out of poverty, should we refuse it on principle, even if “democratic” partners move slower or offer aid laden with conditions? Conversely, do we turn a blind eye to undemocratic behavior by a “democratic” ally when it suits their geopolitical aims but not ours? Young Nepalis are pragmatic.

By Suva BC Jun 09, 2025

Reclaiming Nepal’s Budget From Hidden Hands

Broker capitalism in Nepal operates not on competition, productivity, or value creation, but rather thrives on rent-seeking behavior, political patronage, and informal power networks. A defining characteristic of this system is its preference for trading over building.

By Dr.Prabin Manandhar Jun 07, 2025

Glaciers Demand: Annapurna’s Lesson

The science is clear: glaciers are melting faster than ever recorded, and the consequences are global and generational.

By Arup Rajouria Jun 05, 2025

Museum Communication: A Prospect and Practice

The International Council of Museums (ICOM) defines a museum as “a not-for-profit, permanent institution in the service of society that researches, collects, conserves, interprets, and exhibits tangible and intangible heritage.

By Om Prakash Ghimire Jun 04, 2025

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