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An ideological vacuum is turning the Madhes into fertile ground for the religious right
An ideological vacuum is turning the Madhes into fertile ground for the religious right
A trip to the Hindu heartland ahead of India’s general elections next year
Banker turned politician Anil Shah speaks to Nepali Times about what inspired his turn in his career and about giving back to the country.
Disillusionment with established parties increases support for religious right
Mixing politics with identity is turning the dispute over naming Kosi Province volatile
Personality cults and populism find fertile ground in Nepal, feeding on public scorn of established parties
We have to understand the past to make sense of Nepali politics today
Even by the standards set by Nepal’s flip-flopping politicians, Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s sudden U-turn is remarkable
Nepal’s traditional communal harmony could be disturbed by imported intolerance
Nepal’s ageing career politicians, it is time for you to bow out gracefully. You have failed. Give someone newer a chance.