The more I observe our function as a society, the more I feel that the attention of the public is detached from the government. The media is pushing boundaries throughout the world, news and informat

Every aspect of our life today has a technology interface. I recently had the opportunity to be on a panel discussion titled ‘Open Data for Business in Nepal’ organised by a research organization

As we worked on an edition of Business 360 that puts the spotlight on the works and achievements of some of our country’s young entrepreneurs and professionals, I thought about what it really means

Why can some people get so much done seemingly with little effort and why do some people exist on excuses, chaos and compromise? Why do some demand excellence and why do others settle for mediocrity?

Of the many wrongs and rights of this world where in the larger scheme of existence right and wrong is just perception, one is compelled to question what making a choice really means. Every second of

Capacity should define you, not gender. Each year March celebrates the achievements of women across the world, and brings to the forefront discussions and deliberations on women issues. One that has f

When I really look at what is hurting Nepal today, in all my mental arguments I keep returning to one reason: corruption. There is hardly any area of life that has remained untouched by the tentacles

The government has announced 2020 as Visit Nepal Year with a target of two million visitors. This target is not difficult to achieve and we may actually be close to this figure already if we take into

Under a winter sky, Nepal meanders through a labyrinth of issues that must be addressed by the government and its citizenry. The complexity of policies, the hurdles in bureaucracy, scarce resource mob

The recent World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Report saw Nepal slip to 110 position in the global ranking done annually. The website states that ‘economies are ranked on their ease of doing busin