Seven ‘Avaran’ Stories Published This Week

This week, several key stories made headlines in Nepal. One of the major stories was about the failure of international festivals in the country.

These festivals, which were supposed to promote internal resources and participation, as well as follow international programming practices, have failed to achieve their goals and have become limited to the country itself.

Government’s Strategy to Return Sukumbasi to Their Hometowns

The government has been working on a strategy to return the sukumbasi (landless people) to their hometowns. The government had previously promised to provide safe housing for the sukumbasi, but its plan to return them to their hometowns has been criticized for being disorganized.

Challenge to Maintain Intellectual Dignity in Appointments

The appointments of prajna-pratishthans (intellectual institutions) have been affected by party politics, making it challenging to maintain intellectual dignity. This has been a major issue in the country’s national politics, which has been under pressure in recent times.

Lack of Clear Laws and Budget

The country’s judiciary has been criticized for its handling of cases, with some decisions being made without clear laws or sufficient budget. This has led to concerns about the separation of powers and the rule of law.

Instability Affects Federalism

The ongoing instability in the country has affected the federal system, with parties engaging in power struggles. This has led to concerns about the future of federalism in Nepal.