Opinion
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Is Bhanu, Agam Singh, or Sudhapa the Symbol of Unity for Indian Nepalis?
After India gained independence, Nepali-speaking people living in areas like Darjeeling and Kalimpong began to feel a stronger sense of…
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My Menopause Journey: From Silent Suffering to Confidence
Menopause is a natural and significant stage in a woman’s life. Many women have heard of menopause, but they may…
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The Tradition of Sympathy and Compassion-Based Voting in Nepal
Democracy is not merely a process of vote counting and government formation; it is a system deeply connected with the…
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Why Don’t People Vote for Capable Candidates and Good Parties?
Why do Nepali people often fail to vote for capable candidates with strong ethics and vision, or for political parties…
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Have a fun of a Journey to the heaven of Meditations
On the snowy lap of the Mount Everest, the highest peak of the world, a 89th tiny curious country, Nepal,…
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Educational Opportunities and Exclusion of Musahar Children in Nepal
-Narayan Kumar Shrestha Kathmandu, Jan 6: The Musahar community has faced systemic marginalization, including bonded labor and denial of basic…
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Historical Evolution and Philosophical Foundation of Federal Socialism in Nepal
Rajendra Prasad Shrestha/Kathmandu, Nov 16: There are several forms of governance in practice across the globe. Nations have chosen the…
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Federal Socialism: The Path to Changing Nepalese Society
1. Introduction Federal Socialism is a doctrine developed through the practical experience of the Nepali socialist movement. It combines the…
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Profit for Britain from Gurkha Soldiers, No Need to Use the Treasury
Are serving British Gurkha soldiers paid only from the Ministry of Defence budget, collected through taxes from British citizens, or…
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What is the Internal Dispute in NRNA and Why?
The Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) was established in 2003 (BS 2060). After long debate and discussion for registration, the first…
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