VOL.11, No.19, April 20, 2018 (Baishakh 07,2075) Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75

Published on: Apr 21, 2018

Articles

Nepal To Cooperate In Electricity Sector With Bangladesh And China

By Barshaman Pun | Apr 05, 2018

Whither Federalism?

Federalism is currently running into practical and theoretical difficulties: the former could have been ameliorated if the party foot soldiers and hangers-on in CA1 and CA2 had been serious about their duties in the decade they spent in parliament.

By Dipak Gyawali | Apr 21, 2018

We Were War Babies

Food rationing gave way to food excess and mania, which I dare say led to this sad era of obesity for all nations that are not at war!

By Greta Rana | Apr 21, 2018

POLITICS Divided We Stand

Despite all efforts, political parties are yet to unite with a cause

By Keshab Poudel | Apr 21, 2018

PASHUPATI SUMSHER RANA Born Elite

Pashupati SJB Rana, grand-son of last Rana Prime Minister Mohan SJB Rana and son of late Bijaya SJB Rana, knows the ins and outs of historical events of modern Nepal. An Oxford graduate, Rana is still active in politics and is said to be in the last leg of publishing a biography, which is likely to reveal many important historical incidents of Nepal

By Keshab Poudel | Apr 21, 2018

“Chandra Shumsher’s Accomplishments Are Iconic”

Pashupati Rana Narrates His Coveted Family History to Alex Bushnell at his residence.

By Alex Bushnell | Apr 21, 2018

Mohan Shumsher – the Rana’s saviour

The age-old clichés of “all empires must fall” and “what goes up must come down” are still true. However, speaking to Pashupati makes me realise the complexity of these sayings.

By Alex Bushnell | Apr 21, 2018

Plastics For Ever?

Plastics became a popular item of use from 1950 onwards. I recently saw a clip in Facebook about plastics which I dutifully shared hoping to create some awareness about what we are dealing with. This knowledge, courtesy the Science Advance Journal states that there is currently about 8.3 billion tons of plastic existing in the world.

By Hemang Dixit | Apr 22, 2018

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LOCAL LEVEL Asserting Rights

With adequate constitutional safeguards, local levels are demanding direct budget allocation from center

By Keshab Poudel | Apr 22, 2018

ECONOMY Moderate Growth

Unlike the high growth of previous years, ADB projects that Nepal’s GDP growth will be 4.9 percent in the ongoing fiscal year

By A Correspondent | Apr 22, 2018

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