Category Archives: Opinions

Whose Tutelage?

Posted on September 3, 2015 by

At times, concern about young people’s ‘disappearance’ from Nepal appears barely convincing. The young occasionally show unpredictable public presence. They emerge all of a sudden in fairs, fanfares and festivities. When there are political gatherings in the town, they swarm … Continue reading →

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Reminiscing History: TPA’s Implications

Posted on February 25, 2014 by

The Twelve-Point Agreement (TPA) between the Seven-Party Alliance (SPA) and CPN-Maoist, which was made public on 22 November 2005, marked the beginning of public discourse on the pro-democratic movement of April 2006. Immediate analyses of this event  took it for … Continue reading →

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Heroes and Credits

Posted on July 17, 2013 by

The crucial years of social movements beyond 1950s places the ruling elites on the frontline of grabbing credits for political changes. History attributed the success of 1950 anti-Rana movement to the then monarch, king Tribhuvan, systematically overshadowing the leading political … Continue reading →

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On Diaspora

Posted on March 13, 2010 by

A common and convenient use of the term “diaspora” in the contemporary times refers to any dispersed communities, or the people who are out of the borders of their home country. In media, diaspora is a catchphrase to refer both … Continue reading →

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Nepali Youths: On Whose Tutelage?

Posted on February 4, 2010 by

At times, concerns about young people’s ‘disappearance’ from Nepal appear futile. The young people occasionally  show unpredictable public appearance. They emerge now and then, in fairs, fanfares and festivities. They prove their productivity with visible activism. When there are political … Continue reading →

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