Nepal's shift from monarchy to republicanism was a watershed moment in the country's history. However, the republic's roots have not yet penetrated deep inside Nepali society, which was ruled for more than two centuries by Shah Monarchs, who began to lose the people's confidence as they placed self-interest above responsibility and ignored public opinion. The absolute reign of the Shah Kings was characterised by a poor economy, a dismal state of development, and the violation of democratic rights.
After the second people's movement, Nepal has been a Federal Democratic Republican state since May 28, 2008. As the system passes through 15 years, the nation is
We are going to mark the 16th Republic Day on the 15th of Jestha in the Nepali calendar. The Nepalis have had a long yearning to write their own constitution
We celebrate Republic Day on Jestha 15 (by the end of May month) every year. A Republican polity is indeed an augmented type of democracy because it not o
Periodic election is called one of the basic pillars of democratic governance. Democracy is neither imagined nor materialised in a particular country without holding periodic elections. However, the election of every democratic country should ensure its credibility by conducting the elections in a free and fair
When Nepal was declared a republic 15 years ago on 28 May 2008, the whole country was jubilant, except for the monarchy and its supporting elements. However
The past two decades have been full of struggle in terms of fostering equality and justice in Nepali society. Nepal has seen various political movements, transitioning
Demographically, unlike the past several decades, Nepal at present is neither characterised as a nation of young people nor that of aged ones but as one of a mature or adult population. Likewise, its population is not growing fast, and its growth rate has declined signIoicantly.
The famous Bouddheshwar Mahadev Temple lies near the buffer zone of Shivapuri National Park in Kathmandu. Located at the foot of Shivapuri hill and the lower part of Jhor Waterfall in Ward No. 1 Tokha Municipality, the area where the temple stands is knowns as Patikhet.
Despite the fact that COVID-19 affects the entire planet, it has also signIoicantly altered lifestyles. Due to information and communication technology (ICT), day-to-day office operations and work performance are taking a big leap, and there has been a major change in the way of working.
Diaspora is a feeling of home when one is not home. Nostalgia, a constructed discourse, is related to temporal orientation. With his debut anthology of seventy seven poems “The Colours of Spring”, poet Kuma Raj Subedi (now in Australia) longs for home desperately. His abrupt shifts and bewilderment from love musings to the expressions of his pungent complaints to himself reflect the inconstancy of people around the world.
Crises are fertile grounds where literary edifices are built upon, maintained and sustained. After about 18 years since the end of the Maoist armed conflict, books are being written, stories are being told, poems are being created, music is being composed, and movies are being made.