Dr Atindra Dahal

In fact, no discipline is inherently better or worse. Every stream can lead to professional success if pursued with effort. Students often choose courses based on parental referral, media influence, the physical amenities of visited colleges, comparative analysis of fees, probable scholarships, a...

Karl Marx is widely recognized as a senior economist, philosopher, and politician. He authored a series of three books titled 'Das Kapital' between 1867 and 1883. Another document named 'Communist Manifesto,' written in 1848, garnered global attention and popularized the formation of communist parti...

Following some tangible loopholes in the constitution and severe erosion of civilized culture, Nepali politics is regularly embroiled in unsolicited irregularities and a series of nauseatingly deep instabilities. One of its exclusive outcomes is the intermittent change of executive head of the natio...

As long as the delusion that politics is a service prevails in society, politicians will remain irreparably irresponsible and capricious. The country relentlessly heads on the path of decline. Therefore, an atmosphere and psychology should be created that politics should be internalized as a challen...

The height of dismay is countlessly compounded that even after many series of political changes, the country has not yet reached and received the expected pace of development. Our situation seemed much better than neighboring countries India and China, sometimes back in history. India and China were...

It is reasonable to consider a vision that involves the construction of an international airport in Nijgadh with minimal impact on the environment and prompt compensation measures for any potential damage.

Being the only Hindu state, Nepal enjoyed the love of all Hindus across the world. There was no religious confrontation. Outer respect, love and gratitude were high. Now the outer respect has faded and internal confrontation is rife.

Despite frequent occurrences of the unique series of political changes, the only gain that has hardly happened in Nepal for a long time is ‘expected economic development’. Often, leaders claim that the nation is about to experience exceptional and exemplary transformation.

Elections warrant competitive efforts for development activities for the comfort of people. Despite holding huge values, our elections need to embrace many innovations for wider interests and larger welfare of the people.

Democracy seems to delight people only as long as they feel they are getting fast, fair and free services from the local bodies.