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Siddharth Poddar in Thinking Nepal

Nov 26, 2015

A dearth of reason

26 November 2015

A couple of days ago, the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at a gathering…

Robert Penner in Thinking Nepal

Nov 24, 2015

Second-Class: The Nepal Embassy and Citizenship Inaccuracies

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Robert Penner in Thinking Nepal

Nov 25, 2015

Nepal Public Figures Challenge Human Rights Watch

Siddharth Poddar in Thinking Nepal

Oct 4, 2015

Neutralised accountability

26 March 2013

Nepal has a new Prime Minister, and another unelected one. To say that the political parties’ decision to appoint the initially reluctant Chief Justice as the country’s Prime Minister is unique does not do sufficient justice to its ingenuity…

Siddharth Poddar in Thinking Nepal

Oct 4, 2015

Shangri-la no more

12 August 2005

Six months into the emergency in Nepal, and the problems confronting the Himalayan…

Siddharth Poddar in Thinking Nepal

Oct 4, 2015

Why governance matters

24 February 2013

Siddharth Poddar in Thinking Nepal

Oct 4, 2015

Taken for a ride

14 April 2013

It has been less than a month and once again, the inevitable is just around the corner…

Siddharth Poddar in Thinking Nepal

Oct 4, 2015

The sceptics have won

19 May 2013

More than two months have passed since Khil Raj Regmi was sworn in as the head of Nepal’s interim government. Its singular mandate was to pave the way for another election to the Constituent Assembly by June 21.