Highlighting socio-political and economic issues to advocate for regime change is unreasonable.

Most of them are no experts, nor do they hold the required knowledge to run their positions.

We are comparing the current performance with its index during Covid-19, which is irrational.

Although Nepal receives a lot of remittance, it is quickly depleted due to the country’s heavy imports.

Nepal’s remittance quickly travels back overseas due to our failure to utilise it in the productive sector.

The exodus of skilled workers who could have made a healthy living in Nepal is also noteworthy.

To make the policy work, policymakers must first identify the products that we can produce at lower costs.

It is essential to analyse the impact of mergers and acquisitions on the overall financial system and economy.

The attempt by the constitutional body to curb criticism of top leaders is against the spirit of freedom of speech.

It is not that the economy is not in trouble, but it is not so severe or dire as some are saying.

Nepal has enough fiscal space to use more debt for development.

Why the private sector in health, education and cultural heritage has a poor image.

Every government has tried to launch schemes to stir up the public for election gains.

Nepali farmers need a guaranteed market more than easy loans and subsidised inputs.

The Bharatiya Janata Party’s denialism is costing thousands of lives daily in India.