Now what – History in Restrospect

 The resignation of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal “Prachanda” after his coalition government lost its majority when two key allies pulled out in protest against his dismissal of the Chief of Army Staff is not without consequences for the Constituent…

Bookworm Babble

Constitutional expert Bipin Adhikari has been providing his invaluable insights into the current constitution-making process. He has authored many books on constitution-making, including his most famous 1998 volume “Commentary on the Nepalese Constitution”. Tell us a little about your reading…

The CA’s worries

 ”You say you’ll change the constitution; well, you know, we all want to change your head” The worry of the Constitutional Committee, which has the responsibility of producing a draft of the new constitution for the purpose of plenary proceedings…

Blast from the past

 Those who have read Shakespeare’s classic Julius Caesar will time and again remember the famous expression of Cassius, a nobleman, speaking to his friend, Brutus, “The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars; But in ourselves, that we are…

Justice at the grassroots

One of the most sensitive issues before Nepal’s Constituent Assembly is the issue of restructuring the existing judiciary. Different options are being considered in this regard. Some form of restructuring cannot be avoided in Nepal in view of the necessity…

Polls apart

 How to achieve a multi-ethnic legislature almost reflecting the national ethnic composition is one of the major issues before the Constituent Assembly (CA) Committee on Determination of the Form of Legislature. Though the committee has held 20 meetings till Feb.…

Directly Election !

 ”Some politicians have been championing direct election of the prime minister as the parliamentary system has failed to give political stability” A number of Nepali Congress politicians led by ideologue Narhari Acharya have been garnering support for changing Nepal’s existing…

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