- Saturday, 16 May 2026
Leveraging Political Power To Elevate Lives
Political power is the power of the public derived from popular consent, public opinion, electoral preference and constitutional tradition of politics. It is accountable to Nepalis. Actualisation of this public power
Lipulek: Land Of Nepal, Test Of Friendship
We have a beautiful country with two giant, friendly neighbors—India and China. We have an excellent relationship with them due to the loving and cordial understanding established by our country’s wise rule
Language: Mere Vehicle
Not long ago, I was talking to a young girl who studies in a Nepali medium class at a government school in Kathmandu. In the middle of our conversation, she said something very simple: “I don’t feel like going
Strength Through Struggle
An emerging Nepali writer, Prabati Acharya Tiwari’s Purpuro is a deep, painful and emotional piece of writing. Struggle and hard work are interrelated, and her life itself is a result of many tests. The pain of her difficult childhood days and th
Support Govt's Push For Good Governance
When someone asks the tourists who come to visit Nepal from different parts of the world, "How do you find Nepali people?" All of them answer with a smile, "They are very nice people. They are friendly, simple, innocent and kind. They are
Kamakchya And Its Tantric Ambience
As human beings, we live with a paradox: the compulsive pursuit of material comfort and an often unfulfilled quest for spirituality. But little do we know that stepping back from the mundane activities of day-to-day life brings us close
Fear Of Falling Behind
Young people are not only afraid of failure. Many are afraid of being late. Late to graduate. Late to earn. Late to leave the country. Late to make parents proud. Late to become independent. Late to know what they want. Late compared to class
RSP Bets On Reforming Provinces
Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) took over the reins of the government last month, with Balendra Shah at the helm as the new prime minister. The Balendra Shah-led government is viewed with tremendous hope and expectation, coming
Expectations From Xi-Trump Summit
The Iran war is rapidly reshaping global diplomacy as US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping lead the much-awaited summit today. While all eyes are on concerns regarding the conflict, the talks are not yet over, despite a current stalemate. The logic of escalation is taking hold, contrary to what Winston Churchill said: jaw-jaw is better than war-war. On their own terms, both Iran and the US want to end the air war now turned to hostilities. Air confro
Why Crying Is Good
In a modern landscape that often prises stoicism and views emotional restraint as a hallmark of personal strength, the fundamental biological necessity of crying is frequently dismissed or undervalued. We are conditioned from a young
Strengthen Nepal's Diplomatic Missions
A sovereign state clearly articulates its principles for dealing with external forces and countries, with the objective of defending and promoting national interests abroad. These sets of principles are defined as foreign policy. All countries
Scrutinising Press Freedom In Nepal
On BS 1958, Baishakh 24th, Nepal witnessed the first publication of a newspaper. The publication of the Gorkhapatra newspaper as a weekly commenced that day. Therefore, Baishakh 24th is celebrated as the national Press Day in Nepal ever
Mysterious Universe
When Artemis I mission sent an unmanned Orion spacecraft to lunar orbit in 2022, it successfully tested the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket. Fast forward to 2026, Artemis II launched a 10-day voyage around the moon aboard the firs
