Reminiscing last week: Promises, protests, power plays

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KATHMANDU: The past week in Nepal encapsulated the paradoxes that define its political journey—grand visions laid out in official speeches, entrenched tensions between the state and marginalized groups, a delicate diplomatic dance with powerful neighbors, and deep-rooted public skepticism about governance. President Ram Chandra Paudel’s unveiling of the government’s annual policies and programs set the […]

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