- Wednesday, 27 August 2025
Need For Sophisticated Diplomacy
Foreign policy is often defined as the extension of domestic policy. A state’s fundamental task is to maintain survival, defend its sovereignty and enlarge its national interests abroad. The state possesses various powers and applies them
Invest In Ergonomics For Workers’ Safety
When people discuss occupational health in Nepal, they refer to bodily injuries, safety risks, and exposure to chemicals. One of the most insidious threats to workers’ health is the dire state of ergonomics. Bank workers, librarians, and IT pro
Responsible Youth
On August 12th, 2025, the world celebrated International Youth Day with the theme, “Local Youth Actions for SDGs and Beyond.” Here, SDGs stand for Sustainable Development Goals. With the aging population over 65 years of age reac
Border Integrity Ensures National Security
Much more has been written about 'border security' than about 'border integrity', which emphasises not only the duties and responsibilities of the government but also those of the citizens of the nation. A border is simply the bound
Bail System In Need Of Overhaul
The bail system is an important component of the criminal justice system. When a person is arrested, it has to be decided whether to proceed with trial proceedings by holding the person in judicial custody or by releasing them on bail.
Unspoken Gaps In Family
At some point, almost all of us have felt the weight of family conflicts, the silent tension, the unspoken disappointments, or the loud arguments that linger long after they’ve ended. “Every family has its issues” has become a universal truth, but in recent ye
Changed Tune On Immigrants
Obtaining citizenship in the United States will be an additional onerous proposition. Two months ago, President Donald Trump declared that no one would automatically be eligible for American citizenship merely by being born in the coun
Gandaki Ahead In Revamping Administration
Despite being an important component of the federal system of governance, provinces in Nepal have not been as efficient and effective in their functioning as envisioned because of persisting political instability, leading to frequent changes i
Gender Gap In Eye Care
Gender inequality in access to health care has become a stark reality these days. According to the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB), out of 1.1 billion people worldwide who experience vision impairment, 609 milli
Time To Display Diplomatic Acumen
Nepal is now facing a diplomatic stand-off with India and China, its immediate two neighbours, over their recent deal to resume bilateral trade through Lipulek Pass, located in the far-western part of Nepal. Despite enjoying cordial relatio
Workaholism Takes Its Toll On Health
Everybody has to work, hence it is no longer just a necessity. It develops our identity, image, a measure of worth, and oftentimes, an addiction. You will celebrate once your task is complete before the deadline, but when commitment cros
Reduce Plastic Use
Walk into almost any Nepali household and you will find a familiar sight: a drawer, a corner, or a cupboard stuffed with plastic bags. A bundle of plastic bags is folded or stacked together in another bag. No matter how many we reuse, th
Active Citizenship Creates Responsive State
The Nepali constitution articulates that state sovereignty lies with the people. It has an egalitarian aspiration for the transformation of society. Popular sovereignty means Nepalis do not have to hold elections to legitimise their sover
