Vol: 08 No. -15 January. 30- 2015 (Magh 16, 2071)

Published on: Jan 29, 2015

Articles

Prudent Harnessing of Water Resources

There isn’t sufficient electricity available even to meet current suppressed demand, as installed capacity in NEA system in fiscal year end was merely 787 MW while peak demand was 1,200 MW.

By Ratna Sansar Shrestha | Jan 29, 2015

So Be It!

The high commands issue edicts, and the rank and file follow. No question asked.

By Dr. Kishor Uprety | Jan 29, 2015

WHAT CONSTITUTION?

Over the course of 67 years there are now 29 states and many amendments have been made to the constitution. SAMVIDAN, a television programme on the constitution of India, prepared by Rajya Sabha TV has recently been shown in Nepal.

By Hemang Dixit | Jan 29, 2015

"Ruling Parties Still Open For Consensus"

Known for his hard stand against the recent move by the UCPN-Maoist alliance, CPN-UML leader K.P. Sharma Oli has defended the decision taken by CA Chairman Subas Nembang. Excerpts of Oli’s remarks:

By A Correspondent | Jan 29, 2015

"Nembang's Move Unacceptable"

Terming the latest development as “a betrayal to the Peace Process by Constituent Assembly Chairman Subas Chandra Nembang," UCPN-Maoist Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda spoke to media persons after holding the meeting of his 30-party alliance. E

By A Correspondent | Jan 29, 2015

"Capital Spending Will Improve"

At a time when the development partners are stressing the need for Nepal to enhance its capacity for capital spending, MADHU KUMAR MARASINI, head of Economic Cooperation and Coordination Division of the Ministry of Finance, spoke to NEW SPOTLIGHT on

By A Correspondent | Jan 29, 2015

"IEEE Will Help Nepali Engineers, Scientists"

HOWARD E. MICHEL, Ph.D, CEO and president of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), is currently in Nepal to open the Nepal sub-section of the institute. The America-based IEEE has its presence in 160 countries all over the wo

By A Correspondent | Jan 29, 2015

Politics: Controlled Chaos

Whether there is a consensus or no-consensus on the constitution, it matters little for Nepal’s overall political situation. Given the current political trend among all ideologically odd and unnatural alliances, it is unlikely for political stability

By Keshab Poudel | Jan 30, 2015

HOLOCAUST: Dark History

Even after more than sixty years since the World War II, the atrocities committed against the Jews by the Nazis still haunt the people

By A Correspondent | Jan 30, 2015

TOURISM: Promising As Ever

When 1.1 billion tourists travelled abroad in 2014, Nepal received less than a million visitors

By A Correspondent | Jan 30, 2015

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