No.	Title	Date
1	Historical ties : How do regional politicians and scholars look at the history of Nepal in postcolonial South Asia?
2	Trust and disaster : Helping people in natural calamities involves two things—the politics of helpers and the politics of receivers
3	The quake and disillusionment : the great earthquake, this apocalyptic occurrence, will make people think seriously about ethical questions of political honesty
4	Surrogate Shangri-La : It is still not clear why tourists come to Nepal, but rebuilding heritage sites will definitely attract more of them
5	Tangible and intangible : Govt should simultaneously address the post-quake problem and the Tharu protests again the proposed provinces
6	Historic day : The new constitution will unleash many opportunities for progress and prosperity in Nepal
7	Natural performance : After the quake, the tedious repetition of the same old things will not work anymore in art
8	Beyond borders : South Asia weill continue to exist even if Saarc as an institution becomed redundant
9	Dreams to rebuild : Concerned authorities should listen to the modest proposals of Nepali architects
10	Tough test : The earthquake should teach us to think collectively for short-term action and long-term vision
11	Thousand words : Pictures show disasters, the plight of victims, and the nature of semiotics of humans reaching out to addected areas
12	Freedom and loss : The loss of Bungamati's wooden universe is a stark reminder of our responsibility
13	पराकम्पन, राजनीति र कविता
14	संविधान, भिरुता र कुवा