Thursday, January 22nd, 2026

Judiciary and media should retain their credibility: Dr Surya Acharya



KATHMANDU: Political analyst and infrastructure expert Dr. Surya Raj Acharya has remarked that the judiciary and media should not be dragged into dispute.

Amid concerns expressed about the credibility of judiciary and media, scholar Dr. Acharya tweeted that the organs of the state, including the fourth organ — journalism — should retain their credibility.

“No matter how much the executive and the legislatures are embroiled in controversies, their legitimacy can be restored through elections; however, the restoring the credibility of judiciary and media, the fourth organ takes a long time,” Dr. Acharya said in a tweet on Tuesday.

Publish Date : 23 February 2021 20:56 PM

Viral video of Balen pushing supporters during nomination real, not AI-generated: Fact-check

KATHMANDU: A video showing Balen Shah apparently pushing supporters while

Devotees take holy dip at Panauti’s Triveni to conclude Swasthani fast

KATHMANDU: Devotees observing the month-long Swasthani fast have taken a

Gold price drops by Rs 2,900 per tola

KATHMANDU: After reaching a record high the previous day, the

Mahabir Pun says new leaders must unite to pave way for new prime minister

MYAGDI: Outgoing Minister for Education and Myagdi lawmaker Mahabir Pun

Nepal to face Sri Lanka ‘A’ in second T20 practice match today

KATHMANDU: The Nepali men’s cricket team, currently preparing for the