Opinion
Upcoming Elections: Harbinger Of Change Or Stagnation Of Status Quo?
Nor are old slogans of the big parties selling. Their election manifestos have become a joke, a laundry list of promises, mostly of local issues such as paving of roads that are rightfully the domain of local governments.
By Dipak Gyawali Nov 13, 2022
Declining Revenue Collection: What It Means ?
IRD said that in the first two months of the current fiscal year, which started from mid-July, the Internal Revenue Department has collected Rs. 67.91 billion more than the target of Rs. 75.60 billion. One of the main reasons for the low revenue collection by the customs office is the import ban on the main revenue generating items.
By Shanker Man Singh Nov 10, 2022
Time & Tide
‘Time and tide wait for no man’ is a classical proverb which has been in use for a long time. During the course of these years it has generated many albums of songs and encouraged the making of films with this title. Furthermore magazines and even a novel have come into being.
By Hemang Dixit Nov 06, 2022
"A Maritime Agreement… And Oceans Of Benefits For Both Israel And Lebanon"
One of Israel's primary interests in the agreement is strategic stability in the area, in particular by sustaining its defensive capabilities and by maintaining its deterrence (including against attacks on Israel's natural gas infrastructures).
By Hanan Goder-Goldberger Oct 31, 2022
Women In Conflict Prevention, Conflict And Post-Conflict Situations
The world is experiencing a reversal of generational gains in women’s rights while witnessing record numbers of violent conflicts. Armed conflicts in different parts of the world are adversely affecting women’s human rights as well as their families, communities and societies.
By Bandana Rana Oct 25, 2022
Rome Expo 2030 - People And Territories: Urban Regeneration, Inclusion, And Innovation
Ever since antiquity, Rome has shown the way by inventing state-of-the art solutions to fulfil the needs of its communities (it already had one million inhabitants at the time of Emperor Augustus!).
By Vincenzo De Luca Oct 20, 2022
An Overview Of Early Warning System (EWS) In Nepal- How Inclusive And Resilient To Communities At Risk
Progress in early warning system in Nepal is indeed encouraging, however there are many loose threads that needs to be pulled together for making the system more effective, sustainable and resilient.
By Dr. Suman Karn Oct 14, 2022
Improving Groundwater Stock, And Harvesting Rainwater In The Kathmandu Valley
The amount of groundwater in an area depends on the rainfall, geomorphology of the area, soil, and topographical characteristics. When the ground is in a natural state, part of the rainfall recharges the ground through seepage
By Ambika P. Adhikari Keshav Bhattarai Oct 10, 2022
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