Nepal, historically a balancing act between larger powers, is now navigating a tumultuous political landscape following its transition from monarchy to a federal democratic republic in 2008.

Kathmandu, Feb. 9 -- Political analyst CK Lal has said Nepal continues to be governed by power-centric rule rather than by the constitution and rule of law, a mindset deeply rooted in history.

By Fatima Baloch and Dr  K N Pandita** Let us assume that the Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)–led protests and the so-called ...

Nepal, Feb. 9 -- Balendra Shah, popularly known as Balen, wants to beat communists in their own game. In a lyrical tactic, Nepal's Marxist-Leninists drew the poor's attention with heartrending songs ...

Scotland ease past Italy for first T20 World Cup win as South Africa batter Canada - Scotland racked up 207 for four after Italy were dealt a huge injury blow early into the contest ...

Judgments about “inferior” or “superior” languages, he argues, are not scientific but political. A person who speaks any dialect possesses the same linguistic competence as someone who speaks a ...

Barbados-born Jacob Bethell says West Indies clash will be ‘just another game’ - The 22-year-old is attaching no ...

At Friday’s protest, students marched and carried handmade signs that read “No one is illegal on stolen land,” “The ...

A cinematic journey spanning more than four decades does not end quietly. Thapa’s life, defined by intensity, discipline, and ...

Indian cricket rules over international cricket due to its financial might, but it has seen many even criticise it and ...

Cricket in Italy is far older than most assume -- and also shares a fascinating history with a couple of their most iconic football clubs.

Punjab’s Sikh enlistment is falling fast. Agnipath, migration, mistrust and changing families are reshaping a once-default career. Read why.