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Two-year cooling-off period for ex-bureaucrats impractical

Nepal, March 17 -- Liladevi Gadtaula became Nepal's first woman chief secretary, the top position in the country's civil service, before her retirement on August 30, 2024. The Post's Thira Lal Bhusal ... Read More


Constitution has good provisions on election system, only laws need change

Nepal, March 3 -- Nepal's two largest political parties-the Nepali Congress and the CPN-UML-that together run the government have floated the idea of reforming the election system. In this interview, ... Read More


Land ordinance aims to resolve practical problems

Nepal, Feb. 24 -- The KP Sharma Oli government is struggling to endorse ordinances it recently introduced. Of the six ordinances it brought, the ordinance on land has been widely criticised. The Post'... Read More


Deuba can't save coalition if PM Oli undermines Congress

Kathmandu, Feb. 17 -- Nepali Congress leader and former minister Minendra Rijal is known for his sharp analysis of national and regional politics. The Post's Thira Lal Bhusal sat down with him for ins... Read More


Trained doctors and nurses should be paid better

Nepal, Jan. 27 -- Dr Bhagawan Koirala, a pioneer in open heart surgery in Nepal, is also known for his key role in establishing the Shahid Gangalal National Heart Centre 24 years ago. Koirala, who als... Read More