Central concern
Why do victims of all kinds from around the country have to descend to Kathmandu to be heard?
Why do victims of all kinds from around the country have to descend to Kathmandu to be heard?
The painful lessons of the 2015 earthquakes are being fast forgotten.
A new bill proposes much-needed reforms of rules governing climbing and cleaning up the mountain.
Dissatisfaction with the Oli government—and his generation of leaders—runs wide and deep.
Our academic institutions could fall apart without urgent actions to rebuild youth trust in them.
Failure to appoint a competent governor on time is an indictment of Oli’s government leadership.
Rather than make lofty promises, the health ministry should look to improve the existing burn care system.
The under-construction highways compromise people’s right to safe and affordable travel
Both KP Sharma Oli and New Delhi must rethink their approach to improve bilateral relations.
The neglect of our historical monuments and artefacts will ultimately lead to an identity crisis.
First, fraudulent cooperatives cheated them, now the state is indifferent to their plight.
The country should be able to look after the well-being of our mothers and children.
Water scarcity has long afflicted Nepal, but the crisis has been intensifying over the years.
Whatever gloss Prime Minister Oli tries to put on his term, his nine months in office have been a failure.
VC’s resignation raises concerns over the political leadership’s commitment to academic excellence.
The PM would be advised not to speak if he doesn’t have anything of substance to say.
With teachers announcing strikes, government inaction would jeopardise the future of countless students.
Two new parties in Tarai-Madhesh uniting to raise common issues signals a maturing of Tarai politics.
The force must transparently review the Tinkune incident instead of hiding its mistakes.
Time has come to declare a health emergency and take every possible step to control air pollution.