Poush 1: When King Mahendra staged coup against democracy (kh 16/12/2024

The Maoist attack on Deuba, by Dirgharaj Upadhyaya (ae 26/08/2024)

Roads, development and destruction, by Hisila Yami (ae 08/08/2024)

A Treaty Without Any Utility?, by Dhruba Hari Adhikary (rn 31/07/2024)

Achham Durbar reconstruction nears completion : The historical palace was severely damaged when Maoist insurgents bombed it in 2002 killing 122, including officials, security personnel and civilians, by Menuka Dhungana (kp 12/07/2024)

Researching early twentieth-century lives : Historians have not paid sufficient attention to the influences and individuals at work in the frenetic decade, by Pratyoush Onta (kp 05/07/2024)

Narayanhiti Palace Massacre completes 23 years, tragic event still shrouded in mystery (kh 01/06/2024)

Reflections on 17 years since the “People’s War”, by Gyanu Ghimire (kh 13/02/2024), “People’s War” achievements are nation’s common assets: PM Dahal (kh 13/02/2024) [What achievements? Social non-inclusion persists, as does patriarchy; women are at best second-class citizens, Dalits are discriminated against and are victimised. Justice for the victims of the insurgency is still denied. The poverty rate is high. The constitution was created by the traditional ruling male elite, not by the inclusively elected representatives of the people; promises made during the People's War are often not honoured. The electoral system is manipulated and abused. Civil liberties are often restricted. The federal state exists mainly on paper. Corruption is rampant and is covered up by the political elite. The most important achievement of the People's War remains the abolition of the monarchy and the Hindu state, but it is precisely this that is increasingly being called into question. Support for your party has fallen to a meagre 11 per cent. Voters are simply fed up with narcissistic politicians like Dahal, Oli and Deuba. How are you going to change that?]

Conspiracy Theories Galore, by Ritu Raj Subedi (rn 04/02/2024)

From Exclusion to Inclusion : Crafting a New Legal Regime in Nepal, by Bipin Adhikari et al. Kathmandu: Social Science Baha 2022