Opinion

Nepal stands at a critical juncture—not yet in full collapse, but unmistakably past the stage where denial remains viable. September 8 and 9 marked more than two turbulent days; they distilled two decades of misrule…

For many Nepali families, the death of a migrant worker does not arrive with certainty or explanation. It arrives through a phone call. Sometimes the caller is a co-worker, sometim...

We all grew up hearing that today’s youth is a pillar of tomorrow. As of now the pillar of our nation seems to be ravaged and in shambles as the trend of moving abroad after completing basic level of education continues…

Balendra Shah-RSP unity offers people a potent new option to traditional forces in the upcoming elections.

Silence is often misunderstood as emptiness. Yet, at certain moments, it becomes so dense that it speaks louder than sound itself. This reflection explores that paradox—the quiet yet restless dialogue between the human…

From an ecofeminist perspective, she draws parallels between the exploitation of land and the marginalisation of women.

The strain in Bangladesh–India relations following the political upheaval of 2024 is more than a bilateral dispute; it is a stress test for South Asia’s regional order. As Dhaka and New Delhi trade accusations and…

Himalaya Times National Daily entered Nepali journalism 30 years ago. After weathering countless highs and lows, we step into our 31st year today—stronger, wiser, and more confident than ever. The struggles of the past…

In the long story of our land, daughters like Bhrikuti and Sita were our first true messengers of peace. Then they crossed mountains and borders; they did not go as silent objects; they carried the heart of Nepal with…

In addition, the meteorological analysis by the Division states that there is partial influence of westerly winds across the country.

The state should do more to promote this cooking solution based on clean energy.

Contradictory agendas of Gen Z groups should not come in the way of timely polls.

In the quiet corridors of Bal Mandir orphanage in Naxal, Kathmandu, a little girl named Sita Sharma couldn’t have known that her life would span continents, cultures, and eventually come full circle. This is the story…

Elections represent the only credible way out of the current political transition and state of uncertainty.

Past my dal bhuja, I watch Thulo Muwa stand in front of a saucepan of ghee on the electric cookstove. She calls out, “Son, fix the electricity quickly. I need to heat ghee.” A stout, teenage Nepali boy stands in front…

Kathmandu Valley is struggling with severe daily traffic congestion, now reaching critical levels. With more than a thousand new vehicles hitting the roads each day, unmanaged park...

The post-neoliberal consensus is here, but don’t look for it in US President Donald Trump’s policies. After a decade of backlash, it is time to accept not only that neoliberalism is dead but also that a new consensus is…

UML convention delegates seemed oblivious of the sea-changes happening in front of their eyes.

In order to institutionalise the agendas of the Gen Z movement, all sides should show flexibility.