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People's Review
January 15, 2025

Tally the Balance Sheet

The Nepali Congress and the UML, partners in the present alliance, have practically accepted that the present constitution is non-functional. […]

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People's Review
January 08, 2025

Chaos

It looks like everything is okay but behind the curtail, something seems to be cooking. K.P. Sharma Oli is unaware […]

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People's Review
January 01, 2025

Scandals and Investigation

Dozens of scandals have surfaced, yet, they have not been investigated or partially investigated and many of the files have […]

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People's Review
December 25, 2024

Constitution: Amendment or Overhaul?

The present NC-UML coalition government was formed five months ago. One of the aims of the formation of the new […]

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People's Review
December 18, 2024

Golden era or dark era?

We are still debating on the “golden era” and “black era”, especially about the Pous 1 move. King Mahendra introduced […]

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People's Review
December 11, 2024

Where do we stand?

Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli paid an official visit to China after assuming office. He broke the tradition of […]

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People's Review
December 04, 2024

Politicization of crime

There is a saying in Nepali, “Sanolai Ain, Thulolai Chain” (laws for small people and impunity for big people). This […]

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People's Review
November 27, 2024

Kleptocracy

We are confident that the nation cannot survive under the present political system, furthermore, we are clear that under the […]

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Tally the Balance Sheet

Chaos

Scandals and Investigation

Constitution: Amendment or Overhaul?

Golden era or dark era?

Where do we stand?

Politicization of crime

Kleptocracy

175 foreign delegates attending Sagarmatha Sambad, special addresses from Chinese and Indian representatives

Review of World Affairs

Have the Monarchists Run Out of Steam?

The air battle between India and Pakistan and the process of de-Indianization

RPP to bear expenses of all those involved in the case related to Tinkune incident

Low attendance at the main ceremony of Buddha Jayanti addressed by PM Oli

Government, development, and Mayor Balen Shah

After the ceasefire, all 32 airports in India opened

War between India and Pakistan was stopped at our request: PM Oli

Foreign currency spending in imports higher than remittances size of the country