Pondering on Prachanda: Will Pushpa Kamal Dahal make any difference in the final innings?

Following some tangible loopholes in the constitution and severe erosion of civilised culture, Nepali politics is regularly wrapped in unsolicited irregularities and a series of nauseatingly deep instabilities. One of its exclusive outcomes is the intermittent change of the executive head of the nation. In the sequel, Pushpa Kamal Dahal, better known as Prachanda , the president of the Maoist Centre, is elected as the 44th prime minister and as the 27th in a 32-year democratic exercise from 1990 onwards.

He has experienced a rare incidence of commanding a vote of confidence from the parliament two times in consecutive two months. But the House, which has constituted and confirmed him as premier of the nation, is certain to beget at least three prime ministers within the next three years. It is his third, undoubtedly the final, term as well, thus people have hoped he does something better and memorable. However, initial batting and chunks of challenges seldom signal so.