VOL. 13 No. 07 ,Nov.08 –28 , 2019(Kartik.22, 2076) Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75 Publisher: Keshab Prasad Poudel

Published on: Nov 13, 2019

Articles

Upper Trishuli 1 Project A Litmus Test For Whether A Foreign Private Funded Project Will Work In Nepal Or Not

The Hedge Fund and Dollar PPA that this project signed with the Government of Nepal may become templates for other privately funded foreign hydropower projects.

By Park Young-sik | Nov 01, 2019

ROOP JYOTI ARREST Law Or Flaw?

The haphazard arrest of renowned industrialist and intellectual Roop Jyoti at TIA indicates flaws of law can be used to damage dignity of person behind the bar

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE | Nov 11, 2019

Churia Tunnel Is First Tunnel Of Nepal

But for Daly Jung Thapa, who was the first full-time Nepali student to pass the academic civil engineering from Thompson College of Engineers, Roorkee, in 1911

By Chanda Rana | Nov 12, 2019

DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST BORDER Counterproductive

With so much of proximity in geography, religion and civilization, some irritants between Nepal and India are inevitable. The recent dispute on Kalapani border is natural in this regard. Everyone loves the country and border. However, the provocative anti-India demonstrations taking place in different parts of Nepal are not in the interest of Nepal

By Keshab Poudel | Nov 13, 2019

Decelerating Deterioration

Current account deficit has also declined from Rs. 35.16 billion in two months of last fiscal year to Rs.21.79 billion this year. Similarly, BOP has remained positive by Rs. 8.83 billion in sixty days of this fiscal year, which was negative by Rs. 25.45 billion in the corresponding period of last fiscal year.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal | Nov 13, 2019

Knowledge To Power Society

We live in a non-knowledge society. The mass of data and information does not make us smarter, but more disoriented.

By Deepak Raj Joshi | Nov 13, 2019

For smaller Countries In South Asia, intensifying India-China Competition In South Asia Is Becoming A Headache

For the four countries—Bangladesh, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka—China is a new mammoth in the backyard

By Sagar Prasai | Nov 13, 2019

SDGs And Their Forgotten Challenges

Does that cycle represent a basic life-truth, and will SDGs, as with their previous incarnation Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), too suffer a similar fate a decade on?

By Dipak Gyawali | Nov 13, 2019

Demonstration On Border Issue: Provocative Act

By Keshab Poudel | Nov 13, 2019

NEPAL ARMY Expanding Wing

After receiving a new aircraft, Nepal Army's air capacity in rescue during disaster has increased

By A Correspondent | Nov 14, 2019

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