- Tuesday, 10 March 2026
Voices Against Unilateralism
At the crossroads of a tectonic shift in the global power balance, nations need to cut the crap of a benevolent hegemon and scrap the related policies so pliantly followed for at least eight decades. Modernity is not necessarily — at leas
How We Are Losing Privacy On Social Media
In this age of information and technology, social media has become an inseparable part of daily life. It has changed how we interact with one another and how we consume and share information. While social media offers numerous benefit
Soft Misogyny
Our society is getting more progressive every day. But misogyny still lingers in our society. The contempt or dislike for females is always evident in our contemporary world. Most times, misogyny is not loud. In fact, it is silent. People are not
RSP’s Tsunami Routs Old Parties
The elections to the House of Representatives (HoR) have delivered a strong message to the political parties: the people mercilessly punish those that play flippancy with their mandate. Based on the initial results of the elections, Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) is heading to secure a two-thirds majority in the Lower House. This will be an unprecedented gain for the RSP in the country’s electoral history. This can be compared to the Nepali Congress’s similar success in t
Prevent Misuse Of Multivitamin Supplements
With the modernisation, the use of multivitamins has become more common than it is necessary. They are often presented in colourful bottles in all pharmacies as well as small town grocery stores with a promise of providing energy, boostin
Aftermath Of Election
The much-awaited general election of 2026 has also been done and dusted in Nepal. In the run-up to the poll, the atmosphere was very noteworthy, with election campaigns in full swing and some political leaders travelling across the coun
Overcoming Politics Of Cognitive Dissonance
ognition pertains to a psychological process of individual thinking, feeling and motivation to do something just and crave for recognition from others. Its consistency is marked by a harmonious process of acquiring knowledge, cultivating passion and a fine attitude of persons. Cognitive dissonance, by contrast, indicates a condition of stress, contradiction, discrep
Women's Equality Still Has Long Way To Go
Much has been talked and written about women's empowerment. Over the years, new laws have been passed to enhance their empowerment, and they have been rightfully celebrat
For Meaningful Success
Most of us grow up believing that meaning is something to be uncovered. We assume that if we search long enough through work, relationships, or self-reflection, we’ll eventually stu
Doctrinal Shift In War Ethics
The pre-emptive decapitation attack on the top leadership of the Islamic Republic of Iran on February 28 has not only dangerously escalated the long-simmering conflict in West Asia, but it has also re-scripted
Women Continue To Face Sexual Abuse
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a milestone document in the history of human rights. It was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948. The UDHR defines human rig
Memetic Warfare
War no longer begins with gunfire; it begins with a post going viral. The internet jokes that once seemed harmless have now transformed into powerful tools that influence how people think and feel about world events.
A Mandate For Transformation
Nepal goes to the polls today. A total of 275 members for the federal parliament will be elected in these elections. Out of 275 seats, 165 seats will be filled through First Past-the-Post (FPTP) in single-member
