Sharachchandra Bhandary
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- Sep 15, 2026
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When Disaster Strikes, Humanity Must Rise Above Politics (opens the original)
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The devastating floods that struck the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli corridors on August 26 have left Nepal facing a painful question: how should a disaster of such magnitude be understood and responded to? The first answer should be clear. Such disasters must be viewed scientifically, not politically. Hundreds of lives have been lost, numerous families displaced and massive infrastructure destroyed. Roads, bridges, hydropower projects and other public and private assets have suffered severe damage. T
A Rising China and the Wider Promise of Asia-Pacific Cooperation (opens the original)
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Multilateralism matters more than ever at a time when the world economy is becoming increasingly interconnected while relations among major powers grow more complicated. Countries may not agree on every issue, but they still require forums where they can convene, exchange views, and pursue shared interests. The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum is one such platform. Its 21 member economies represent some of the world's largest and most dynamic markets. As the Asia-Pacific region sol
Nepal's Enduring Legacy: Religious Tolerance in the Age of Polarization (opens the original)
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The communal violence that recently erupted in Dewanganj, Sunsari, after a dispute reportedly sparked by the use of a DJ, sent shockwaves across Nepal. It also deeply alarmed Nepalis abroad, who watched anxiously as tensions threatened to spread across parts of the Tarai. For a brief moment, a localized dispute raised fears of wider communal conflict. Fortunately, restraint prevailed. Community leaders, security agencies, political actors, and ordinary citizens acted quickly to restore calm—prov
Pokhara International Airport: A Litmus Test for India's Neighbourhood First Policy (opens the original)
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Flydubai's decision to commence its maiden scheduled international flight from Pokhara International Airport on 23 September this year has rekindled hopes that Nepal's newest international airport may finally begin to fulfil the role envisioned for it. As the first airline to launch regular international services from Pokhara to Dubai, the development marks a significant milestone for Nepal's aviation sector. More than the arrival of a single airline, it offers an opportunity to demonstrate that
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