I feel very connected to India because culturally it’s so similar to Nepal… we share that culture of spirituality, says ...

Both the constituent assembly (CA) and the House of Representatives (HoR) have been elected by a parallel mixed system. Now, ...

Untouchability is a correlate of the caste system, and Dalits are outcasts; they are not within the caste system. Dalits are a community of people who are segregated, who are suffering from exclusion, ...

Hari KC's qualifications were good enough for him to qualify to immigrate to Canada but not to work here. Becoming a security ...

Nepal is inadvertently democratic. According to the 2024 World Justice Project Rule of Law Index, Nepal ranks first out of six South Asian countries for rule of law, ahead of India, Sri Lanka, ...

Bangladesh’s experience offers a cautionary tale: descendants of freedom fighters received reservation benefits for ...

Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai, on his final day, shared candid reflections on judicial independence, case pendency, and the reservation policy, citing his Ambedkarite roots ...

National General Secretary Prof Ramgopal Yadav has said that the Election Commission is working at the behest of the central government and that there is no longer a TN Seshan who will ignore the ...

Samajwadi Party leader Ram Gopal Yadav on Wednesday questioned the need for conducting the special intensive revision of electoral rolls, as he alleged that the governments intentions were not honest ...

The Late Prof M. P. Manmathan (1915–1994) belonged to that rare tribe of public intellectuals Kerala once produced in abundance—men who combined scholarship with activism, conviction with compassion.

The question may be easy to answer for some. But for those who have experienced caste discrimination, the answer can lead to further marginalization. Now an exhibit at UBC aiming to shine a light on ...

What’s your last name? The question may be easy to answer for some. But for those who have experienced caste discrimination, the answer can lead to further marginalization. Now an exhibit at UBC ...