Economy Philosophy 

Access to Education During Crisis

May 12, 2020June 19, 2020 Ayushma Maharjan 0 Comment Access to education, Crisis, Decentralization, education, school

With Nepal adopting a nation-wide lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19, all schools within the country have been ordered

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Economy Philosophy Politics 

Doing nothing is a good policy

May 11, 2020May 11, 2020 Akash Shrestha 0 Comment Covid-19, Rule of Law, second class citizen, selective relaxation

If the idea behind ‘selective relaxation’ is to enable enterprises to conduct their business, the ‘time-card’ model is a bad

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Philosophy Politics 

Molding education in the face of the pandemic

May 10, 2020June 23, 2020 Suzana Thapa Shrish 0 Comment education

In the wake of the never-ending situation brought forward by the pandemic, many sectors of the economy have been hard

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Economy Philosophy Politics 

Is Democracy Dying in Nepal?

May 10, 2020June 19, 2020 Prakash Maharjan 0 Comment Covid-19, democracy, How Democracies Die

This question lingers in the minds of many.   Levitsky and Ziblatt in their book, “How Democracies Die” depicts four characteristics

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Philosophy 

Leveraging Intellectuals to promote liberal values

August 5, 2018 Sujan Regmi 0 Comment F.A. Hayek, Intellactuals, Liberal values

(This article was originally published in the Himalayan Times on the 4th August, 2018) The constitution of Nepal in its

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Philosophy Politics 

Key to Reforming Indian Education: Rescuing Government Policy-making and Regulatory Functions from Service Delivery

April 2, 2018June 23, 2020 Samriddhi 0 Comment education, Good Governance, policy, private schools, Public Service Delivery

Vikas Jhunjhunwala explores pertinent ways to address the sidelined policy making and regulation in the Indian Education Sector in this

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