Opinion
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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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How to Resolve the Disputes of Foreign Branches of the Federation of Nepali Journalists – Biswasdip Tigela
Disputes concerning the foreign branches of the Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ) have always been a recurring headache for the…
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Racism and Systemic Bias in Nepal’s Political System
Nepal, with its rich mosaic of ethnicities, cultures, and languages, faces complex challenges when it comes to issues of race…
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Fractured Mandate in India: A Reflection on Coalition Politics and Midterm Polls
The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) stands at the cusp of forming the central government, with Narendra Modi set to lead…
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Political Naiveté and Herd Behavior in Nepal’s Democratic Landscape
Political ignorance among leaders in Nepal is evident in various facets, from a lack of grasp on democratic principles to…
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Remembering King Birendra’s Role in Political Transition in Nepal
On June 1, 2001, King Birendra, along with members of his family, tragically lost their lives in a royal palace…
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Indigenous political movement and its strengths and weaknesses
Nepal has recently transferred from the Kingdom of Nepal to the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal and imposed the new…
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Space, the final frontier?
In December I shall be attending the British International Studies Association’s Astropolitics Workshop in Leicester as a PhD Researcher. My…
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UN Secretary General Doing the ‘Toughest Job’ – Dinesh Bhattarai
Kathmandu, Oct 30: The United Nations Secretary General (UNSG) is the world’s top diplomat. The UNSG’s job is often described…
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