Nepal’s party problem
Parties do not need another rebranding, but institutionalisation and internal democracy to reassess their social relevance
political-parties
Nepal Populist Party (Balenist)
Personality cults and populism find fertile ground in Nepal, feeding on public scorn of established parties
CPN (Asinine)
It doesn’t look like anyone is about to give Prime Minister Brave Lion a honeymoon period. The same folks who were baying...
All political parties are technically illegal
In May, the Nepal Communist Party (NCP) faced a dilemma. The Election Commission (EC) was throwing the book at the ruling party...
“Our leaders never retire”
Himal Khabarpatrika 22-28 AprilInterview with civil society leader Devendra Raj Pandey on the 12th anniversary of the Democratic Movement in 2006. Himal Khabarpatrika:...
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