Personal reflections, policy insights, and perspectives on governance, indigenous rights, health policy, and public life in Nepal.
A personal reflection on what it means to walk three hours to school as a child and then, decades later, walk into Nepal's Prime Minister's Secretariat as an Under Secretary — the lessons, the sacrifices, and the purpose.
Reflections on the Sunuwar community's cultural resilience, the role of governance in protecting indigenous heritage, and what we risk losing if we don't act now.
A deep dive into why HTA is the missing link in Nepal's healthcare system — and how we can implement it in a way that works for our unique political and economic context.
Personal reflections on growing up in Okhaldhunga and how those formative years of hardship, long walks, and community strength became the foundation of my approach to public service.
An honest reflection on attending Harvard's Strategic Leadership Program — what I expected, what surprised me, and how it transformed my understanding of institutional change.
Insights from the ISPOR 2025 Conference in Montreal — where Nepal's health policy challenges fit in the global HEOR landscape and what we must do to catch up.
Reflections from my time as Chief District Officer in Rukum East — the moments that define what public service truly means at the ground level, away from the capital's committees.