Opinion

Late King Birendra And His Demand For "Peace Zone"Status For Nepal.

The Nepal King's demand for a peace zone may have a great impact on India's relations with the Himalayan kingdom.Lately,China has been earnestly wooing Nepal,promising it all sorts of economic and other assistance,in a bid to oust India as the principal benefactor.But the Switzerland-type status for Nepal would not suit either India or China

By Shyam Prasad Adhikari May 15, 2019

Recent Political And Security Decisions And Its Impact

Nepal is exposed to political, security, economic, diplomatic and cultural setback leading to downturns and risks. Political and Security situation is volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguity

By Binoj Basnyat May 13, 2019

Inland Navigation in Nepal: A sector which needs deeper analysis

As far as inland navigation is concerned, two rivers are considered. One is Koshi and the other is Gandaki. This also aligns with the fact that the Government of India had declared Ganga-Bhagirathi-Hooghly river system as National waterway (NW1) in 1986

By Pratik Poudel May 13, 2019

Kathmandu Locals Are Fighting ‘Injustice’ To Save Their city’s Heritage, Years After Deadly Earthquake

The reconstruction continues with little input from local communities, while international powers make their presence felt

By Urmi Sengupta May 10, 2019

Bolts From The Blue

By Hemang Dixit May 05, 2019

Constituency Development Fund: Learning from Past Experience

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar May 05, 2019

The Third Tier Of Federal Nepal: A Chain Is Only As Strong As Its Weakest Link

The great transformation that the country is passing through has two clearly important aspects. The first aspect is the dynamism that the re-creation of the accountable form of government and the participatory framework has given to the local people after a lengthy inertia

By Dr. Bipin Adhikari May 01, 2019

Past Development Plan Experience and A Way Forward

We cannot attribute poor level of achievement to prolonged political transformation and transition.

By Kedar Neupane Apr 21, 2019

Fear Of The Hornet’s Nest

As far as secularism is concerned it was put in the preamble of the Constitution with the forethought that such placements cannot be changed

By Hemang Dixit Apr 18, 2019

Trade Talk

In Nepal’s circumstance, the post 2004 trade data clearly shows that the surging import has instead eroded the export

By Madhu K Marasini Apr 17, 2019

Sri Darji Versus Mr Tailor: Nepal's déjà Vudevelopment Debate

The Summit Declaration describes such developments as ku-bikas (mal-development) and not su-bikas (or apt-development).

By Dipak Gyawali Apr 15, 2019

Getting Federalism Right In Nepal

For effectively channelizing the federal system in Nepal, the role of institutions is going to be crucial

By Atul K. Thakur Apr 12, 2019

Gandak River Navigation In Retrospect: Gandak Navigation Canal

From the view point of navigation the Gandak waterway can be divided into the following four sections. Deoghat-Tribeni Section (78 km), Tribeni-Bagaha Section (50 km), Bagha-Mallahi Section, Mallahi-Confluence

By Dr. A.B. Thapa Apr 01, 2019

Climate Change Policy Draft Building on Learning

The draft policy neither reviews the state of implementation of the Climate Change Policy 2011 nor considers the most relevant policies of the then government led by UML.

By Batu Uprety Mar 30, 2019

Globally Difficult Situation

In addition to the law and order situation, our repeated disappointing performance in meeting the capital expenditure target may stand as an impediment to mobilizing huge resources externally.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Mar 29, 2019

MeToo And All That

Another happening in Nepal is that young girls and even mothers undergoing menstruation are made to spend four days in chaupaddi huts, where some have even died is inhuman

By Hemang Dixit Mar 29, 2019

Nepal Investment Summit 2019: Learning from Past Experience

The summit will also be an opportunity to share information and exchange national and international experiences on investment.

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Mar 27, 2019

From The ‘Unsatisfactory’ To The ‘Unknown’

Luckily for the nation, there are still a few neutral minds, who, however, are given limited space in the mainstream media, if at all.

By Dr. K. Uprety Mar 17, 2019

Gendered Developments

The Nagarkot Women and Rivers Congress brought together mostly women activists who have earned their spurs battling river-related issues, many from opposing bad dams and mining projects that hurt local communities. As the Nagarkot Statement issued at the end of the Congress puts it, they see themselves as custodians of rivers and freshwater systems which are global commons under threat from extractive profit-driven development.

By Dipak Gyawali Mar 15, 2019

MAKING NEPAL SOUTH ASIAN POWER :Decisive Role Of Bhakti Thapa

According to foreign historians Bhakti Thapa had created a legend of the bravest of the braves during the Anglo-Nepal War. A wave site in the USA has even identified him as one of the world's 600 topmost outstanding figures in the entire history of human civilization.

By Laxmi Thapa Mar 15, 2019

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