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#779 ( 9-15 October 2015 )
Sangita Thebe-Limbu
The new Constitution lays bare misogynistic and patriarchal psyches that usually hide behind nationalism
#778 ( 2-8 October 2015 )
Bikash Gauchan
The constitution’s lofty aim of upgrading health care can be achieved with a proven public-private partnership model
#774 ( 4-10 September 2015 )
Bihari K Shrestha
Nepal’s unique geography will deliver only as an integrated whole, not as fragmented enclaves
#773 ( 28 Aug - 3 Sep 2015 )
Bihari K Shrestha
Nepal's unique geography will deliver only as an integrated whole, not as fragmented enclaves
#767 ( 17-23 July 2015 )
Gyan Jung Thapa
An impartial review is needed to find out if the death toll in the earthquake could have been reduced by implementing past disaster preparedness plans
#766 ( 10-16 July 2015 )
Aruna Uprety
Instead of micronutrient additives for children living in earthquake shelters, we should promote nutritious local foods
#766 ( 10-16 July 2015 )
Bihari K Shrestha
Nepal stands to benefit from the rapprochement between India and China, and not just in earthquake reconstruction
#764 ( 26 June - 2 July 2015 )
Richard Ragan
The first emergency may be over, but the work of rehabilitating lives is only beginning.
#763 ( 19-25 June 2015 )
Bihari K Shrestha
Donor funding should not just go for reconstruction, but help build capacity
#763 ( 19-25 June 2015 )
Sanduk Ruit
The earthquake is an opportunity to change our perspective and attitude
#761 ( 5-11 June 2015 )
Bihari K Shrestha
More than money is needed for post-earthquake rebuilding, help local communities
#758 ( 15-21 May 2015 )
Pradumna B Rana
Could a stronger and more picturesque country emerge?
#757 ( 8-14 May 2015 )
Vinod Thomas
Natural disasters are devastating lives and turning back years of development progress
#757 ( 8-14 May 2015 )
Victor Rana
Now for a common vision to rebuild the country and complete the constitution.
#747 ( 27 Feb-5 Mar 2015 )
Bihari K Shrestha
Nepal’s grassroot communities also have anti-corruption crusaders waiting to come out and clean things up
#738 ( 26 Dec 2014 -1 Jan 2015 )
Robert F Kennedy, Jr
The world has much to learn from Cuba and why embargoes don’t work
#737 ( 19-25 December 2014 )
Kul Chandra Gautam
This year’s two Nobel Peace Prize winners have already benefitted thousands of Nepali children and will inspire them
#736 ( 12-18 December 2014 )
Bihari K Shrestha
A successful politician in Nepal is almost necessarily corrupt
#735 ( 5-11 December 2014 )
Pradumna B Rana
Go for other options like bilateralism or sub-regionalism
#732 ( 14-20 November 2014 )
Bihari K Shrestha
“In the UK, we have bad apples in our politics, but in Nepal almost all apples are rotten.”
#730 ( 31 Oct - 6 Nov 2014 )
Donatella Lorch
Nepal’s trekking is at a cross-road, in need of a quality upgrade
#726 ( 26 Sep - 2 Oct 2014 )
Bihari K Shrestha
The Madhes has never been more integrated with the rest of the country
#724 ( 12-18 September 2014 )
Bihari K Shrestha
Why even good plans continue to fail in Nepal
#722 ( 29 Aug - 5 Sept 2014 )
David Seddon
It is not too late to reconsider the positive alternatives to federalism
#710 ( 6-12 June 2014 )
Arnico Panday
In Kathmandu PM10 is hardly ever below 180 microgram/cu m for weeks on end
#709 ( 30 May - 5 June 2014 )
Arnico Panday
We cough through undeclared air pollution emergencies in Kathmandu, unaware of its toll on our health and economy
#708 ( 23-29 May 2014 )
Shyam Saran
#698 ( 14-20 March 2014 )
Strobe Talbott
By redrawing Ukrainian borders and setting a precedent, Russia could be eventual loser
#695 ( 21-27 February 2014 )
Bihari K Shrestha
Indigenise Nepal’s polity by addressing the birth defects this Constituent Assembly has inherited from the previous one
#693 ( 7-13 February 2014 )
Suraj Vaidya
The time has come for Nepal’s private sector to rise above the profit-only model of doing business
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