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#817 ( 15-21 July 2016 )
Social justice, development and peace require Nepali women to be on equal terms with Nepali men in all fields.
#816 ( 8-14 July 2016 )
Nepal’s political parties believe they have to be in power to be elected to power.
#815 ( 1-7 July 2016 )
Restore the political will to raise the quality of instruction in schools, but keep politics out of education
#814 ( 24-30 June 2016 )
In a world numbed by senseless violence and tragedy, this week we were once more reminded of the hierarchy of news
#813 ( 17-23 June 2016 )
If Baburam Bhattarai musters the courage to admit mistakes, his New Force party would be on a much surer footing
#812 ( 10-16 June 2016 )
Eight months into his term, Prime Minister Oli seems to have settled for just one objective: not being overthrown
#811 ( 3-9 June 2016 )
Green is not just the colour of the environment, it is also the colour of money.
#810 ( 27 May - 2 June 2016 )
We laugh at our leaders when they promise to end power cuts not because we are unaware of Nepal’s energy potential, but because we are aware of their ineptitude.
#809 ( 20-26 May 2016 )
The 9-point Agreement proves just how much the Maoists, especially its leader
Comrade Prachanda, are still haunted by the ghosts of their victims
#808 ( 13-19 May 2016 )
History keeps coming full circle, and is repeated as a farce.
#807 ( 6-12 May 2016 )
What do you do when an Executive agency set up to stem the rot is itself rotten? Fall back on the Judiciary and Parliament
#806 ( 29 Apr - 5 May 2016 )
Local elections would restore grassroots accountability, improve earthquake
relief and kick-start development, but there is no political will for it
#805 ( 22-28 April 2016 )
Attention, foreign media covering earthquake anniversary: read this.
#804 ( 15-21 April 2016 )
Letting war criminals go free erodes the rule of law, sends the message that violence is the answer and no one has to pay for crimes
#803 ( 8-14 April 2016 )
It is a glaring indictment of the state, that it gives citizens no reason to expect much from their elected representatives
#802 ( 1-7 April 2016 )
Patronage and corruption threaten to undo Nepal’s achievements in conservation.
#801 ( 25-31 March 2016 )
Nepalis have waited 200 years for a nation that they can once more be proud of.
#800 ( 18-24 March 2016 )
Prime Minister Oli’s main task is to restore China’s trust in Nepal’s future stability
#799 ( 11-17 March 2016 )
The government should stop trying to be a control freak, and open up the space for earthquake survivors to easily rebuild their homes
#798 ( 4-10 March 2016 )
On the International Day of Women, we salute the millions of women across Nepal who will not have a holiday because they are too busy feeding and raising their families.
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