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Kafala: Modern Slavery under Legal Guise?

Recruitment agencies often charge exorbitant fees, which workers must repay, trapping them in cycles of debt. Workers migrating to GCC countries often borrow large sums of money at high interest rates to pay recruitment agents.
2 days ago
OPINION

Excess Liquidity Challenge in Banking Sector

An excess amount of liquidity which is more than Rs 100 billion has been idle in the banking channels due to growing remittance and low demand for loans.
3 days ago
OPINION

Can Nepal Absorb Unexpected Economic Shocks?

Our economic growth has a tendency to fluctuate with unexpected ups and downs, which could hardly support the required level of development and cope with the businesses, unemployment and recession as well.
4 days ago
Editorial

Tackling Noncompliance

The inspection also revealed reused cooking oil, missing production and expiry dates on sweets, and poor hygiene in preparation areas, shops, and utensils.
4 days ago
OPINION

Metallica’s Frayed Ends of Sanity: Madness as a Social Const...

The starkness of the lyrics addresses mental strain with striking relevance, making the song a haunting testament to the precarious balance of the mind.
5 days ago
OPINION

Global Political Shifts in 2024 Elections : No Room for Old...

Across the globe, it is a rough season for those in power. Incumbents are being ousted by voters in a series of dramatic electoral defeats, indicating a shift that spans continents and political systems.
6 days ago
Editorial

Forge Consensus on BRI

It is high time political leaders in Nepal forged a clear consensus on the BRI so that Nepal will have the same position no matter which party is in power.
6 days ago
OPINION

The Defamation Crisis in Nepal

An accused is just a suspect who has been charged with a criminal offense while a convicted is the person who has officially been proven guilty by the court.
Nov 22, 2024
Editorial

TJ process must conclude without further delay

The Comprehensive Peace Accord (CPA) that formally brought an end to the decade-long violent Maoist conflict was signed on November 21, 2006—exactly 18 years ago—between the government and the then Maoist rebels.
Nov 22, 2024
OPINION

COP29: Developing Nations in Limelight to Meet Climate Finan...

Climate finance remains a contentious issue, with many industrialized nations, particularly the U.S. and the EU, showing reluctance to fully honor their financial commitments.
Nov 21, 2024