Tag: Nepal
Nepal: Communist parties decimated in elections, an end to Left domination in the country’s politics or just a temporary blip
Communist parties have a strong network in the country across rural Nepal, trade unions, and student bodies, but without the support of these youngsters, they got totally decimated in the elections.
Nepal: A deep dive into the democracy, disorder, and the battle for renewal in the Himalayan country
The Election Commission’s recognition of Gagan Kumar Thapa’s leadership did not end the crisis within the Nepali Congress. Instead, it formalised a party split, with the ousted leadership coalescing into a rival faction under Sher Bahadur Deuba.
On Buddha’s path: PM Modi elevates ties with Russia and Mongolia through shared Buddhist heritage
The aspect of the offering of the Holy 'Kanjur' is where a triangular pattern of sharing Buddhist heritage emerges between three powers – India, Russia, and Mongolia.
Reels, hashtags and regime change: The global script of ‘Gen Z’ protests
Gen-Z protests across the world which led to 'Regime Change'