Saptachandi: A Philosophical and Cultural Narrative for Modern Governance

Currently, the country has just finished Dashain and entered the festive mood of Tihar. On one hand, the country is shaken and in mourning due to the floods in Bhote Koshi and Budhi Gandaki, while on the other hand, the festivities are not yet over. In this situation, the eternal lamp of consciousness that fights darkness is found within Saptachandi. The history of human civilization is not just a history of victory and defeat; it is also a history of continuous conflict between light and darkness, reason and unreason, justice and injustice, dignity and licentiousness, and public welfare and self-interest.

On the vast stage of the Earth, a question has remained unanswered for ages – when the powerful snatch the rights of the weak, when arrogance captures the throne of reason, when injustice silences the voice of justice, and when the state's strength becomes a guardian of the rulers' self-interest instead of serving the people, who shows the path to liberation and renaissance? The energy found at such times is the main objective of Saptachandi.