Opinion

Indian Ocean: “Ecology, Economy, Epidemic”

The Indian Ocean for long has been a source of nourishment and remained at the centre of hydrological cycles. The weather pattern in this ocean has direct bearing on the mountains, stretching across the Hindu-Kush Himalayas.

By BHARAT RAJ PAUDYAL Dec 07, 2021

Agriculture Or Migration: A National Priority Conundrum

In Nepal, much research and popular opinion assumes that rural male out migration is the main culprit for declining agricultural production and performance in rural areas.

By Rachana Upadhyaya, Stephanie Leder and Yubika Adhikari Dec 06, 2021

Plight Of A Tourist In US During COVID-19

As a US resident, I also felt very shameful about its systems that failed to cater to even such small requirements of tourists that it welcomes with open hands.

By Dr Sanjaya Gajurel Dec 05, 2021

Economic And Financial Assessment Of MCC

Therefore, MCC Compact needs to be amended to build transmission and distribution infrastructure in order for Nepal to be able to increase electricity consumption in the country

By Ratna Sansar Shrestha Dec 05, 2021

Nepal's Ballooning Trade Deficit – -Serious Adjustment Needed

. Exports of goods worth Rs 40.20 billion in the first four months of last year have now increased to Rs 82.12 billion.

By Shanker Man Singh Dec 01, 2021

Liquid Democracy

Liquid democracy (or participatory digital democracy) is a form of direct democracy where people can vote for individual proposals, without delegating all decisions to a single representative

By Deepak Raj Joshi Nov 23, 2021

Condition Of Public Transport In Nepal

Although private owners have their monopoly in the public transport, they do not abide by the universal meaning.

By Reezan Poudel Nov 21, 2021

Back To The Future – With 1990!

The parliament is dysfunctional. It has been misused as a rubber stamp of party honchos, called to pass budgets so they can receive perks and then immediately prorogued thereafter if the opposition started sounding too noisy.

By Dipak Gyawali Nov 17, 2021

Nepal In CoP26: Commitments And Funding

Nepal drew the attention of the international community on climate change impacts in the Himalayas in 2009 by organizing a cabinet meeting at Kalapatthar (with Everest Declaration), a demonstration including mountaineers in Copenhagen, and a conference on 'Kathmandu to Copenhagen' to develop a common voice of the South Asian countries for CoP 15, including a 'gift' of 'Kalapatthar, black stone) to the then US President in New York.

By Batu Uprety Nov 11, 2021

Religion And Philosophy

Religion and philosophy constitute the two sides of the single Truth, which can be explored through their integrated effort, but they move with different intensities

By Prof. Dr. Akal Bahadur Singh Nov 09, 2021

The Story Behind: 200/600 MW of Electricity Wasted, No Buyers Yet!

As Nepal had been importing around 550 MW of dirty/coal energy from India to off-set her load shedding, India could have similarly set that humble 550 MW import target instead of the India-built projects miniscule 39 MW.

By Santa Bahadur Pun Nov 08, 2021

Nepal Firmly Committed To The Implementation Of Paris Agreement

By Sher Bahadur Deuba Nov 02, 2021

Preventing Rapid Climate Change: A Hugely Complicated Taskfor Humanity To Tackle

Climate change is, without doubt, the most serious and challenging issue of our time; acrisis hovering over our heads, right now

By Amit K. Shrestha Oct 29, 2021

Nepal's Grim Foreign Trade, Balance Of Payments, And Overall Economic Situation

The current account has incurred a deficit of Rs. 106.75 billion during the review period. 25.16 billion in the corresponding period of the previous year

By Shanker Man Singh Oct 27, 2021

Ranajit Ray’s “Kathmandu Dilemma” Maneuver

Whatever the time he spent here in Nepal, he was always criticized for being a politician not as a career diplomat

By Bhoj Kumar Dhamala Oct 26, 2021

Emergence Of Small Farmer Agricultural Cooperatives: A Key To Structural Change Of Rural Economy

In this context, it is worth mentioning the role of Small Farmer Agricultural Cooperatives(SFACL) in structural transformation of rural economy of Nepal

By Shivaram Pd. Koirala, PhD Oct 16, 2021

CoP26: Turning Point For GHGs Emissions Reduction

Nepal’s participation in climate change negotiations dates to three decades. Nepal attended 1st to 25thCoPsat different levels. CoP 15 and CoP 24 held at Copenhagen and Katowice were attended at the level of Heads of Government and State respectively.

By Batu Uprety Oct 11, 2021

Are The Two Pre-Requisites Of Our Existence: Science And Religion Irreconcilable?

Science does not understand the psychological process of mind. So there is a qualitative gap between science and religion. This severely limits our mental capacity and our normal mind cannot smoothly grade into the domain of psychology.

By Prof. Dr. Akal Bahadur Singh Oct 08, 2021

As Political Uncertainty Looms Ominously…

The problem with secularism is not just that it is a product of European socio-political history with Popism: its "church as state" antiquity does not find resonance in Eastern religions such as Buddhism and Hinduism.

By Dipak Gyawali Oct 06, 2021

Politics And Economy Of Nepal

For now, let us hope that Prime Minister Deuba, who has displayed tons of patience and shown flexibility of all kind in running difficult coalition governments in the past, does not let his patience wear thin this time around and gives adequate attention to our serious economic problems so that he could show to the people that he is also a better manager of the economy than most other prime ministers.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Oct 05, 2021

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