Opinion

There are two core branches of thinking: creative thinking and analytical thinking. Creative thinking pertains to thinking for new ideas and products - of seeing a new pattern of r...

We are a nation haunted by ghosts of past shortages. Yet there seems to be enough LPG for everyone.

We are a nation haunted by ghosts of past shortages. Yet there seems to be enough LPG for everyone.

A major test for Nepal’s new PM is pursuing development goals without getting caught in geopolitics.

The Meteorological analysis by the WFD shows that at present Nepal is under the partial influence of westerly winds, a high-pressure system in the upper atmosphere, and a low-pressure area in the lower atmosphere near…

KATHMANDU: A popular parable tells of two men waiting at the gates of heaven—one a driver wearing a leather jacket and dark glasses, the other a priest in traditional attire. When asked about his life, the driver…

I have to admit, I’m not a political expert. But lately, I feel like no Nepali can stay away from politics. The Gen Z moment changed that. Suddenly, the cracks in our system, the decades of inefficiency, corruption, and…

The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has created an electoral miracle by registering a two-thirds landslide victory, defying the well-established narrative of the impossibility of ob...

Photo: Ujaya Shakya’s FB People working in humanitarian and development organisations understand that communication plays a major role in their work. They focus on how information is shared, how communities interpret…

In Nepal's political history, there are figures who succeeded in guiding the nation in the right direction during difficult times....

For several years, a single sentence had been repeated in public debate almost as an undisputed truth: that no single party in Nepal could ever secure a clear majority again. This assertion gradually became less an…

The Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ) is the umbrella organization for Nepali journalists. It was established with the objective of...

Nepal is scheduled to graduate from the Least Developed Country (LDC) category on 24 November 2026, along with Bangladesh and Lao PDR. While public discourse has largely centred on whether Nepal should seek deferment,…

Nepal sits precariously along a highly active seismic zone, yet decades of mismanaged urban planning have left our cities and administrative centers dangerously congested. Open spa...