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Is Landlockedness a Boon or a Curse for Nepal? Changing the Grand Narrative
January 6, 2022 06:30 am
Nepal’s landlockedness should be viewed from an agathokakological sense, not just as an ill-fate. Nepal can just give a damn over several ‘economic headaches’ as we are proudly landlocked. The terrorism risk index turns bleak for Nepal, as we are landlocked.
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