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Bronze Medal for Nepal: A Sad Story

The Chair of Transparency International José Ugaz has maintained that in too many countries, people are deprived of their most basic needs and go to bed hungry every night because of corruption, while the powerful and corrupt enjoy lavish lifestyles

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Feb 02, 2017

Did We Use These First?

Police’ It’s already happened to members of the Fourth Estate covering the big women’s demonstration after Mr Trump’s inauguration. Who’s to say such incidences will calm down when Mr Trump sent his very own Winston Smith to re-invent the scene on in

By Greta Rana Feb 02, 2017

Is Old Really Gold?

The recent election of Donald Trump has been a watershed of sorts in America. A nearly 70 year old, who has four grownup children and a ten years old son, is now the oldest and richest to become a President of the USA. This boy, accompanied by his

By Hemang Dixit Feb 02, 2017

“Statute Change Must Before Polls” Rajendra Mahato

As there are growing disputes between the government and Samyukta Loktantrik Madheshi Morcha over the constitution amendment or local elections, RAJENDRA MAHATO, President of Sadbhavana Party, spoke to NEW SPOTLIGHT on various issues regarding the po

By A Correspondent Feb 02, 2017

KHIMTI-DHALKEBAR TRANSMISSION A Breakthrough

Although it took almost seventeen years, Khimti-Dhalkebar Transmission Line is finally complete

By Keshab Poudel Feb 02, 2017

USAID REPORT Power Trade Prospects

USAID reports show power trade with India will boost Nepal’s economic growth

By Keshab Poudel Feb 02, 2017

RUSSIAN PHOTO EXHIBITION Year Of Ecology

As Russia is celebrating the year 2017 as the Year of Ecology, Russian Center of Science and Culture organized a photo exhibition on the theme

By A Correspondent Feb 02, 2017

Stories From Sarlahi

At a Mushahar community kindergarten in Mushahari area Babarganj-4, from six thirty in the morning to nine, children crowded a floor closed by walls but without door or roof, studying what a tenth grader tutor taught. Their zeal to study dominated th

By Abhishekh Adhikari Feb 02, 2017