Opinion

Ukrainian Crisis And The World (Dis)Order

The West has had dominance in the world order ever since the end of the second world war. Up until recently, it easily called the shots.

By Abijit Sharma Apr 22, 2022

Building Water Leadership

This government-led Programme will strengthen leadership and collaboration in water resources management (WRM) and WASH governance, generate evidence, norms and standards for inclusive and climate-resilient water and sanitation policies and strategies, and support to identify and address systemic and financial constraints to improve WRM and WASH services.

By Batu Uprety Apr 20, 2022

A Tumultuous Destiny

What is regrettable is that during the protest period, scores of innocent citizens were injured, and with the unsatisfactory outcome in hindsight, much of the protestors’ productive time turned out to be expended on futile sloganeering.

By Dr. Kishor Uprety Apr 18, 2022

Pregnancy: Inherent Privilege Or Obstacle To Development

In the same context constitution of Nepal 2072 has provided right to equality under article 18 and under the article 38 it has provided right to women where right to safe motherhood and reproductive right has been secured.

By Kripa Subedi Apr 10, 2022

The Renovations Of Kathmandu Valley's Heritage After 2015 Earthquakes

Almost immediately after the earthquakes, Nepal received international aid from around the world, especially India, who sent around 5.8 billions roupies to rebuild Seto Machhindranath Temple, to mention only one.

By Fanny Jonckeau Apr 09, 2022

Nepal’s Mal-Development: Where And How Did We Go Wrong?

A comprehensive summary of the ills bedeviling industrialists and local entrepreneurs was presented by the Chamber’s president Suyesh Pyakurel, the gist of which lay in the wide gap between the government’s stated policy commitments and their dismal implementation at best and outright reverse practice at worst.

By Dipak Gyawali Apr 06, 2022

Heritage Revitalization: A Case Of Pilachhen

Pilachhen is a one-of-a-kind Newar settlement with its own culture, tradition and history.

By Sreejan Shrestha Apr 05, 2022

Federalism And Policing: Challenges And Opportunities

Effective and efficient policing establishes the foundation of successful democratic system and demonstrates the state's legitimate presence in the community. It also promotes the culture of lawful society.

By Shobhakar Budhathoki Apr 03, 2022

Nepal’s Rivers Have A Tremendous Potential To Contribute To The Green And Clean Energy

By Sher Bahadur Deuba Apr 02, 2022

A Trek To The Lesser Trodden Ruby Valley

It took us thirteen hours to reach Somdang from Parbati Kunda. It wasn’t an easy trek navigating thick snow. Several times we feared for our lives.

By Abhishekh Adhikari Mar 28, 2022

Echoes In The Valley, Kirtipur

Scattered on the slopes of Kirtipur was a heterogeneous gathering of artists joining on this special moment to share their love, their culture and of course, their art.

By Fanny Jonckeau Mar 28, 2022

Caste-based Practices Decreased But Not Momentum: A Review Of The Studies Commissioned By FCD

As per the OXFAM report the gap between richer and poorer is continued to be widen. Since 1995, the top 1% have captured nearly 20 times more of global wealth than the bottom 50% of humanity.

By Dr. Man Bahadur Bk Mar 18, 2022

The Science Of Mind Or Psychology: The Western Perspective

Compared to Eastern thinking, psychology in the West is more physiological, and so different schools of psychology do encompass elements related to the physiological aspect of the mind, particularly in the context of psychiatry.

By Prof. Dr. Akal Bahadur Singh Mar 16, 2022

Linking The Nepali State With Its Ethnic minorities

Recent reforms in Nepal have disproportionally affected the ability of ethnic minorities to represent their interests, Sushav Niraula writes.

By Sushav Niraula Mar 12, 2022

Build Back Better And The Preservation Of Amar Narayan Temple - Tansen (Palpa)!

By Shanker Man Singh Mar 11, 2022

International Women’s Rights Day: French Woman's Perspective On Nepali Women

As day comes, the 8th of March is a holiday for women in Nepal, a small compensation for their struggles during the rest of the year

By Fanny Jonckeau Mar 09, 2022

International Women’s Day: Break The Bias

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, during self or home quarantine, domestic violence has significantly grown with multiple impacts on women’s wellbeing, their mental and physical health, and their ability to participate and lead in the recovery of society.

By Dr.Prabin Manandhar Mar 08, 2022

MCC RATIFICATION Crisis Averted

With the personal initiative of Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, Nepal’s parliament has finally passed the 500 million dollar MCC grant agreement amid an intense political polarization, protests and concerns of Nepal’s northern neighbor. Signed five years ago and tabled in the parliament three years ago, the MCC agreement has raised an intense dispute. Had not the agreement been ratified, Nepal would have lost its international credibility. Thanks to PM Deuba who has convinced his coalition partners and secured support from the main opposition party, Nepal has averted a major credibility crisis

By Keshab Poudel Mar 04, 2022

The Science Of Mind Of Psychology: The Eastern Perspective

Psychological transformation is transcending the psychological structure consisting of our mental attributes i.e. mind, body, feelings, emotion etc, as these are ever changing and have no permanent existence, and arise because of our lack of understanding the psychological processes which is a never ending thought process.

By Prof. Dr. Akal Bahadur Singh Mar 04, 2022

MCC And The Weaponization Of Aid

MCC, with its super power political pressure, has also badly distorted the 12-Point Delhi Deal inspired 2006 “democracy” and the politics of major parties, exposing the two-faced sleaze within them.

By Dipak Gyawali Mar 02, 2022

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