Local heating,not just global
Central to people’s survival in the climate-heating era will be strong local governance. A strong network...
Central to people’s survival in the climate-heating era will be strong local governance. A strong network...
After the establishment of formal diplomatic relations between the two countries in August 1955, China had perhaps never before shown this level of interest in managing Nepal's internal affairs
We could do charity to come out of self-centeredness instead of being further buried in it. We could feed the people instead of our own egos
Rather than shun Americans and make them more reliant on India, it would be wiser for Nepal to keep them engaged
With Prachanda’s immoral maneuverings still etched fresh in public mind, it's difficult for them to believe claims about his new struggle to save democracy
In evaluating India’s role, we must also ask a fundamental question: what is New Delhi’s chief interest in Nepal right now?
Foreign investment in agriculture will not negatively impact farmers. They will rather get better prices for their products
There is nothing quite like being on a date with someone who then turns out to be the son of someone you worked beside 19 years ago. And who most likely you met when he came along to visit daddy at work
The dismantling of Kathmandu’s economic stranglehold is now the final piece in the genuine decentralization of Nepal
The questioning is done consistently to such a degree that the question vanishes and everything the “I” associates itself with is dropped, leaving behind the bare, naked I-ness
What level of Chinese interests do we accommodate and still retain our democratic values?
In October 1961, Mao Zedong met with King Mahendra and his Queen Ratna at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing, China. Photo courtesy: Chinese Embassy, Kathmandu
Nepal's politicians instead brought in a bigger disaster. With the parliament dissolved, all investors, including in the tourism sector, are jittery again