INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL

Senior advocate of Supreme Court of India SONA KHAN is a well known lawyer of the region. As Nepal is in the process of constitution making,...

Narayan Prasad Wagle The new threat to democracy does not come from tyrants as they can be fairly distinguished and removed from power by ...

Dhruba Adhikary KATHMANDU - Nepal's bid to end the current political transition through an election on April 10 is fraught with pitfall...

Lakshman Bahadur K.C. Modern states or govern ments have been classified under various forms such as monarchy, republican, dictatorship, dem...

Chaturanan Mishra Despite the fact that more and more downtrodden people have begun to exercise their right of casting votes and there is a...

Shirish Bhat Abstract Ethnic, linguistic, racial and religious conflicts have become the dominant issues facing the world order today. Nepal...

Rabindra Mishra A political crisis in Nepal is set to worsen after the postponement, for the third time, of elections for a Constituent Asse...

Ganga Thapa A clear preference for democracy is evident in its acceptance and expansion around the world. While democracy is a multi-faceted...

Prominent members of Nepal's main political parties have visited Switzerland hoping to learn about the federalist system. The visit come...

FOR the first time since the formation of the interim government, Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala unveiled the annual policies and prog...

Shailendra Kumar Upadhyay Jawaharlal Nehru University professor S D Muni needs no introduction for Nepali intellectuals and politicians beca...

Suresh Sharma (Poudyal) Nepal's economic development and democracy continue to be in the doldrums even after the country having entered...

Ganga Thapa Scholars studying the fragmentation of authoritarian regimes and their transition to democracy do not believe that political, s...

The units of local self-governance — the 75 district development committees, some 4, 000 village development committees and 58 municipalitie...