The unravelling of Sudan Gurung
Every time Sudan explains, contradictions become more glaring. His stances, more inappropriate and anarchic.
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The unravelling of Sudan Gurung
Every time Sudan explains, contradictions become more glaring. His stances, more inappropriate and anarchic.
When communism is the only option
Iran's flailing response to a nationally destabilizing water crisis should be a warning to everyone. As more societies push up against planetary boundaries, they will …
In search of self: Balancing individualism and duty in a collectivist world
From Jung’s introspection to Karma Yoga’s service, navigating self-discovery in Nepal’s culture of care raises a timeless question: when is devotion to others selflessness, and …
Nepal’s Gen Z uprising: Between local realities and global media framing
Nepal’s Gen Z uprising is poised to become an invaluable resource for political analysts and geopolitical experts across the globe, within the scope of young …
First, a revolution of our minds
The process of undoing the corruption of our collective minds starts now. It is imperative moving ahead. Anything less will be a grave insult to …
Is Kathmandu stuck because the roads are broken or deep down we’re all waiting for someone else to do what’s also quietly our responsibility?
From pumps to politics: Birgunj’s water conflict has begun
As Jakarta sinks, and Mumbai and Tehran scramble for groundwater, Birgunj stands at the same brink. From failed hand pumps to fractured governance, the city …
To look North or South? Rethinking non-alignment and neutrality
Nepal’s long-held foreign policy goals of neutrality and non-alignment must be reexamined
Why office is young professional’s finest classroom
Away from spreadsheets and meetings, the workplace provides an unrivaled education in human nature—and demystifies success
The NRB crisis: when politics trumps economics
The country’s central bank, which is the last line of defence for its fragile economy, has been left adrift by the country elite political class …
When exams talk like politicians and adults hijack the curriculum
The SEE is not just an exam — it is a powerful cultural and educational signal. And right now, the signal it is sending to …
Navigating Nepal's Indo, China and US relations
The idea should be to identify origins of challenges and develop strategies accordingly