The second wave of menstrual revolution is supposedly here with open discussion of periods and period products. Nepal is…
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Nepal’s political landscape has never been absent from political shifts since the abolition of the panchayat in 1990. The shifts…
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Cannabis Farming Regulation and Management Bill, registered in the House of Representatives, is set to regulate and promote the cultivation,…
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During the initial lockdown imposed to control the spread of COVID-19 individuals suddenly were unable to physically attend at their…
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The Immigration Department proposed a discriminatory amendment in working procedure to restrict women under 40 years of age from travelling…
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Protests have been an imperative aspect of Nepal as it has resulted in phenomenal structural shifts in the political landscape…
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Recently, the traffic police department has set up traffic cones along multiple parts of the Koteshwor-Kalanki section of the ring…
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Nepal predominantly being an agrarian country needs to make the agriculture sector competent through commercialization and diversification. In recent times,…
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Freedom of expression is defined as the ability of an individual or group of individuals to express their beliefs, thoughts,…
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“Where the people fear the government you have tyranny. Where the government fears the people you have liberty.”- John Basil…
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A country’s economy goes hand-in-hand with its politics. Political and civic freedom are prerequisites in the success of its people’s…
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Article 4 of Part 1 of the Constitution of Nepal, 2015 clearly maintains that Nepal is a socialism-oriented State apart…
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The government’s proposed changes to Immigration Procedures, 2008, which requires English language skills, a School Leaving Certificate, and an insurance…
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In the earlier blog, I had spoken of how the lack of coordination between local governments and federal agencies had…
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With its recent initiation, the government is planning to hold the Chief Administrative Officers (CAOs) at the local levels accountable by…
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The Department of Industry (DOI) has reported an increase in FDI pledges and commitments in the last quarter. Nepal received…
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Like every year, Nepali farmers this year faced an acute shortage of chemical fertilizers during the paddy plantation period. Due…
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In the late 1990s, Nepal for the first time restricted the advertisement of alcoholic beverages in electronic media. The government…
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If your neighbourhood is like mine, which is not connected to a water supply line of Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited…
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Instead of being elated for reconstruction of the Sanobharyang road connecting Nagarjun from Kathmandu ring road, the residents of a…
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Making sanitary pads cheaper or free?
The second wave of menstrual revolution is supposedly here with open discussion of periods and period products. Nepal is
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Making sanitary pads cheaper or free?
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What does a socialism-oriented constitution mean?
Article 4 of Part 1 of the Constitution of Nepal, 2015 clearly maintains that Nepal is a socialism-oriented State apart
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The kind of development that infuriates the residents
Instead of being elated for reconstruction of the Sanobharyang road connecting Nagarjun from Kathmandu ring road, the residents of a
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