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1.Building bridges, Republica, 30 May 2019
2. Prioritise intellectual property rights, The Kathmandu Post, 26 April 2019
3.Hey, I made that, The Kathmandu Post, 26 April 2018.
4. Catch those pirates, The Kathmandu Post, 26 April 2017
5. Trumps of Nepal, The Kathmandu Post, 18/9/2016
6. A fresh start, The Kathmandu Post, 8/8/2016
7. Innovative minds, The Kathmandu Post, 26 April 2015
8.The Other Side, The Kathmandu Post, 28 December 2015
9. Right to read, The Kathmandu Post, 18th October, 2015
10. Start Talking, Republica, 29th September, 2015
11.Losing state religion, The Kathmandu Post, 22/09/2015
12.Fine tune it, on the Draft ICT Policy 2015, The Kathmandu Post, 19/08/2015
13.Parasitic proposal, The Kathmandu Post, 24/07/2015
14.Politics of smoke, Republica, 20/07/2015
15.Engineering compromise: does it have any significance in design law?Class99 Design Law Blog/MARQUES
16.Tread With Care, The Kathmandu Post, 07/07/2015
17. Free-riding on the repute of trademarks – Does protection generate innovation?(co-authored blog article, Maastricht University, Blog in IPKM)
18.Music & Lyrics, The Kathmandu Post, 26/04/2015, on occasion of World Intellectual Property Day.
19. Neutralising Acid, The Kathmandu Post, 01/03/2015
20. Advertising in the digital environment: when creativity faces legal boundaries (co-authored blog article, Maastricht University, Blog on IPKM.
21. A Temporary Solution,The Kathmandu post, /01/2015
22.Academica – Industry: Learning from each other, Maastricht University, Blog on IPKM, 07/11/2014
23.A queer divide", The Kathmandu Post, 18/11/2014
24.Justice Denied, The Kathmandu Post, 12/10/2014
25. Cyber Democracy,The Kathmandu Post, 24/08/2014
26. A Burning Issue, The Kathmandu Post, 07/20/2014
27. Temple and State, The Kathmandu Post, 07/06/2014
28.Educating Inmates, The Kathmandu Post, 06/22/2014
29.Cyber crime without cyber-rules,The Kathmandu Post, 05/25/2014
30. Evil on the loose, The Kathmandu Post, 20/04/2014
31.Mockery Of Justice? The New Spotlight News Magazine,Vol: 07 No. -18 Mar. 21- 2014 (Chaitra 07, 2070)
32.Unanswered Questions, The Kathmandu Post, 02/03/2014
33. "Mind Gains" The Kathmandu Post, February 2, 2014
34. Criminal Love, The Kathmandu Post, January 7, 2014
35.“Redefining Leadership: Youth Take the Lead” The Rising Nepal,The Friday Supplement, November 15, 2013
36. "Electoral Education for Youth” Republica, November 13, 2013
37. “The Five Percent” Republica, November 12,2013
38.“Election, Its Observation and Monitoring” New Spotlight News Magazine, November 10, 2013
39. “Play by the rules" The Kathmandu Post,November 3, 2013
40. "Litmus Test For Democracy", Human Right Monitor, Vol 9, No 20, October-2013
41. "Rape and Retribution" The Kathmandu Post, October 1, 2013
42. "Presumed Innocence” The Kathmandu Post, July 30, 2013
43. “A Beautiful Struggle” The Rising Nepal,The Friday Supplement,July 19, 2013
44. "The Creative Integration of Ex-Combatants in Nepal"
45. “Sex without romance” The Rising Nepal,The Friday Supplement, July 5, 2013
46. “Truth Seeker” The Kathmandu Post, May 10, 2013
47. “Youth ,Society & Education” The Rising Nepal,The Friday Supplement, April, 2013
48. “Creatures of Conditioning” The Kathmandu Post, January 11, 2013
49. “Success Solution” The Kathmandu Post, January 4, 2013
50. CA Extension: Moral Imperatives , The New Spotlight News Magazine,Vol: 05 No. -03 July 22- 2011

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