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April 29, 2025

Nepal’s exodus: The hidden cost of economic despair

By Narayan Prasad Mishra It is a well-known fact that when you have a house and land, you live in […]

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People's Review
April 23, 2025

Emerging violence

By Deepak Joshi Pokhrel Karl Marx once said, “Religion is the opium of the people.” According to him, it is […]

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People's Review
April 23, 2025

Gen Z: Future forward

By Sudarshan Aryal While Western countries are looking for alternatives to Gen Z, China is looking to this as its […]

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People's Review
April 23, 2025

Metamorphosis of a young heart and mind

By Rabi Raj Thapa Metamorphosis is a change of physical form, structure or substance specially by supernatural means. It also […]

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People's Review
April 23, 2025

Present education is creating class system

By Sunil KC After the political and economic fiascos the present government led by Prime Minister KP Oli is embroiled […]

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People's Review
April 22, 2025

Democracy on paper, power in pockets

By Narayan Prasad Mishra At its core, democracy is a system of governance that relies on collective will, shared responsibilities, […]

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People's Review
April 16, 2025

Is populism a threat to democracy?

By Deepak Joshi Pokhrel When discussing democracy, the words of former American President Abraham Lincoln “the government of the people, […]

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People's Review
April 16, 2025

No more stupidity in 2082

By Rabi Raj Thapa Political stupidity can be a doctrine by itself! Take the incident of Tinkune Kathmandu on March […]

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Nepal’s exodus: The hidden cost of economic despair

Emerging violence

Gen Z: Future forward

Metamorphosis of a young heart and mind

Present education is creating class system

Democracy on paper, power in pockets

Is populism a threat to democracy?

No more stupidity in 2082

Remand against Mishra accepted for 8th time

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