Māsinya:
A History of Suppression and
Resilience Among Nepal's
Tamang Community : The term
Māsinya finds its roots in the
1854 Muluki Ain (National
Code) promulgated by the state
of Nepal during the Rana
regime, by Nabraj Lama
(rep 28/12/2024)
A
historical lifeline for
Nepal’s survival : The concept
of military diplomacy in Nepal
can be traced back to the 18th
century, by Sumitra Karki
(ae 29/10/2024)
The
royal roots of Central Zoo :
The story of how Juddha
Shumsher’s zoological garden
was born and evolved, by
Prawash Gautam (kp 20/07/2024)
The
allure of monumentalism : Elected versions of
tinpot tyrants are erecting structures of
self-aggrandisement across the country called
view towers!, by CK Lal (kp 10/04/2024)
Neither
side lost, both sides won : New angle on the old
question of who won the Sino-Nepal war of 1791,
by Axel Michaels (nt 01/03/2024)
No
tiger for breakfast : The Ranas used tiger
hunting to appease and renew their friendship
with the British in India, by Abhi Subedi
(kp 04/02/2024)
Remembering
The Nation's Unifier, by Buddhi Narayan
Shrestha (rn 12/01/2024), Nepal’s
geopolitical challenges and Prithvi Narayan
Shah’s teachings, by Kamal Dev Bhattarai (ae
12/01/2024)
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