Q&A: Impunity and nepotism remain major issues in the current government

Nepal, July 13 -- Nepal is currently grappling with rapid urban displacement and growing public discontent. Amid these challenges, the relationship between the state and its citizens faces severe stra... Read More

Who is accountable for Ganesh Nepali's death?

Nepal, July 10 -- On Thursday afternoon at around 1:45 pm, 25-year-old ride-sharing driver Ganesh Nepali set himself ablaze outside the Department of Passports in Tripureshwar following a distressing ... Read More

Q&A: Youths must understand that politics demands time and energy

Nepal, July 6 -- When Sobita Gautam entered the federal parliament in 2022 at just 27, she was framed as a symbolic byproduct of a transient anti-establishment wave. Fast forward to today: at 31, the ... Read More

Q&A: Why abolishing provincial assemblies isn't as simple as RSP thinks

Nepal, June 29 -- As the Rastriya Swatantra Party continues to challenge Nepal's established political order, its aggressive push for sweeping constitutional amendments has triggered a national debate... Read More

Q&A: Policy flip-flops and 'midnight changes' are eroding public trust

Nepal, June 22 -- Nepal's annual budgetary process has increasingly transformed from fiscal planning into a battleground of political friction and interest-group manoeuvring. The recent rollout of the... Read More

Q&A: Until football matters to the state, World Cup stays a dream

Nepal, June 15 -- As the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off across North America, capturing the imagination of billions with its newly expanded 48-team format, football fever has once again gripped the glo... Read More

The bureaucrats in the Home Ministry are against transgender people

Nepal, June 11 -- Nepal has long positioned itself as a beacon of LGBTQI+ rights in South Asia, frequently earning praise from international human rights bodies and global media alike. Yet, beneath th... Read More

INTERVIEW: Eventually, the revolution must become internal-a refinement of one's own consciousness

Nepal, June 11 -- There is a distinct, quiet gravity that settles into an artist when the clamour of youth yields to the clarity of age. For Piyush Mishra-the multi-hyphenate actor, writer, and lyrici... Read More

Bureaucrats in the Home Ministry are against transgender people

Nepal, June 11 -- Nepal has long positioned itself as a beacon of LGBTQI+ rights in South Asia, frequently earning praise from international human rights bodies and global media alike. Yet, beneath th... Read More

A 1 percent quota in the civil service would ensure our voices are heard within the bureaucracy

Nepal, June 10 -- Nepal has long positioned itself as a beacon of LGBTQI+ rights in South Asia, frequently earning praise from international human rights bodies and global media alike. Yet, beneath th... Read More

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