What the monsoon reveals about Nepal’s two-sided agglomeration problem?
Every monsoon, the Kathmandu Valley becomes a smaller, less functional city: roads turn into channels, traffic comes to a halt, […]
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Who Is Responsible When Roads Kill?
Nepal’s roads kill. One fine evening in February 2026, a bus left from Pokhara at 1:15 AM from Dhading; it […]
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What are we measuring when we say “good governance”?
I wear two hats, that of a citizen and that of a researcher. The recent buzz about good governance has […]
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Terms of Reference & Call for Quotations [Youth Aspirations and Reforms]
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Call for Quotations: Enhancing Nepal–EU Trade & Investment
Background By 2026 Nepal will graduate to a lower-middle-income country. As a result, grants that Nepal previously received will no […]
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Call for Quotations: Curriculum Development, Layout & Design and Event Coordinator
Terms of Reference Background While the Constitution of Nepal guarantees basic freedom to Nepali people, the contemporary political economic developments […]
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Desperate times call for relieving certain taxes on petroleum products
As we speak today, the fuel prices stand at NRs 155 per liter for petrol and NRs 138 per liter […]
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Does the new budget address the concerns over unemployment?
The budget for FY 2021/22, amounts to Nrs. 1.647 trillion, with its central focus on dampening the effects of Covid-19 […]
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The Socialist Promise
The budget for FY 2021/22 is an allusion to an ideal welfare-state. The government has undertaken the responsibility to protect […]
