- Tuesday, 7 October 2025
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Nepal’s Nationalism Trap and the Gen Z Turning Point
Nepal’s young people are not just tomorrow’s leaders—they are making a difference today. Their creativity, courage, and global outlook can help Nepal move past old political problems. Now is the time to come together, stay informed, and build a future based on real vision, not empty words.
Enhancing youths' skill: The foundation to rebuild Nepal
It's about rebuilding the very foundation of the country - the economy, the society, and, most importantly, the future of the youth. To do this successfully, everyone needs to think differently. A powerful engine - Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is needed to change the state of the country.
Constitution 2072: Nepal’s Most Progressive Constitution
The constitution provides for independent constitutional bodies. It maintains checks and balances among the executive, legislature, and judiciary, empowering institutions like the Election Commission, Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority, and National Human Rights Commission. These bodies are expected to strengthen democracy and prevent misuse of power.
Changing faces of Nepal's constitutionalism
The country is now being guided towards and ruled under four aspects of constitutionalism to fill out the deteriorating constitutional order being plunged into deep political and legal crises. The first aspect is the Constitutionalism in Crisis which simply aims to give the country a legitimate government to reestablish law and order, and restore normalcy. The second aspect may be called Operational Constitutionalism that the new government has to make the government institutions functional and win the confidence of the people through delivery of basic services.
Debate on alternative politics: New party or alternative politics
But it is stuck in a vicious cycle of political uncertainty, let alone building.
How Xi cements neighborly bonds with SCO friends
"China has always prioritized the SCO in its neighborhood diplomacy, and is committed to making the organization more substantive and stronger," Xi stressed at the meeting. The pledge echoes China's years-long unremitting efforts to foster a friendly neighborhood of peace and development on the SCO stage.
Brain Gain for Progress : Hefei City Model
Each city is set in a river basin, Kathmandu in the Bagmati Valley and Hefei near the Chaohu Lake basin, providing fertile surroundings but also posing seasonal flood risks. Both are enclosed by hills or low mountain ranges, which influence their urban sprawl, infrastructure planning, and vulnerability to environmental constraints.
Identity Building through State Media
State media’s role in language preservation is not merely about symbolic representation; it serves as a platform for identity-building, civic participation, and cultural affirmation. When ethnic communities see and hear their languages in national institutions, it validates their heritage and fosters pride. Programs in Nepalbhasa, Tamang, Tharu, and other languages allow communities to articulate their histories, struggles, literature, and values in their own voice, something that early mother tongue journalism fought for under much harsher conditions.
Law Minister assures of no bill capable of affecting society adversely
Minister for Law, Justice and Federal Affairs, Ajay Kumar Chaurasiya, has said no bills that can negatively affect the society will be presented in the House.
70th Year of Nepal-China diplomatic ties: Benefitting from a rising China
In words of foreign affairs scholar, Dr Saroj Gautam, Nepal and China share a unique and vital relationship as immediate neighbors, underpinned by centuries of unwavering peaceful coexistence and mutually respectful diplomacy. “Such historical bonds are rare in international relations. As global economic powerhouse and an internationally recognized model for rapid development and poverty alleviation, China offers Nepal opportunities for multi-dimensional partnership.
The Sound Nobody Talks About: Tinnitus
Tinnitus can get triggered by a variety of factors. The most common cause is prolonged exposure to loud noise, which damages delicate hair cells in the inner ear. Ear infections, earwax buildup, age-related hearing loss, as well as certain substances are additional factors. Tinnitus can sometimes be caused by Ménière's disease or head and neck injuries. However, the exact cause often remains unclear making diagnosis and therapy more challenging.
India For Multipronged Engagement With Neighbours
For us, a group of Nepali journalists, who were on a familiarisation visit to India in the first week of July, our itinerary was more than an exposure trip - it offered an opportunity to witness India's achievements in economy, trade, educ
Climate Justice in Nepal: From Rhetoric to Reality
Nepal entered the global environmental discourse more than five decades ago with its participation in the 1972 Stockholm Conference. Since then, it has remained an active party to international climate platforms, including the landmark United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio in 1992 and subsequent Conferences of the Parties (COP).
