Opinion

History Of Gorkha Diaspora In The Northeast India

By Mani K Ghataraj Feb 16, 2018

Pangolins- Nepal’s Most Smuggled Species

By Kaustuv Raj Neupane, Suchita Shrestha and Sabita Gurung Feb 16, 2018

The Side Effects Of Foreign Aid

In reality, it is empty meaning your diseases will not be cured. Even if it looks like cured, there will be lots of side effects similar to those side effects of vitamins I was prescribed to take- a perpetuated dependency!

By Ls Ghimire Feb 07, 2018

A Change In The Nepalese Legal System

Currently in Nepal, the Muluki Ain is regarded as the major law containing both civil and criminal laws and procedural laws for the same

By Shahrukh Rai Feb 06, 2018

People Of Sri Lanka Consider Nepal As A Very Special Place To Visit

By Swarna Perera Feb 06, 2018

Politics Moving Ahead

Deuba must have thought that these kind of populist measures would make some political capital for NC and that UMl,which has historically remained at the forefront of making populist announcements, would not be in a position to oppose the decisions publicly, fearingpublic backlash.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Feb 04, 2018

Attracting Investment Requires Conducive Environment For Investors

By Michael C. Gonzales Feb 02, 2018

Look North: A Need of Proactive Clean Energy Diplomacy

We should pursue clean energy diplomacy to diversify our energy sources and its market

By Dhiroj Prasad Koirala Jan 29, 2018

Night of Ideas ('La Nuit des idées')

The goal of the Night of Ideas ('La Nuit des idées') has been since 2016 to celebrate the stream of ideas between countries, cultures, topics and generations.

By Yves Carmona Jan 25, 2018

Angst Of The Kangressis

Why have you accepted “alien and imported” (to use the words of your founder the late PM KP Bhattarai) secularism of atheistic communists as well as republicanism and unworkable federalism, forgetting the “flower garden” nationalism of Prithvi Narayan Shah on which this nation was founded?

By Dipak Gyawali Jan 21, 2018

Time Spent With Kiwi And Chichi

By Greta Rana Jan 08, 2018

Stable Government In Nepal

According to data made public, the inflow of remittance dropped by 1.4 percent in the first four months of the current fiscal year. Remittance inflow in these four months stood at Rs. 228.95 billion, while in the corresponding period of last fiscal year it was Rs.232.1 billion

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jan 07, 2018

Meenpachas Woes

The following day my mood improved when I read in a Nepali daily that Nepal had, during the last five months, added as much as 40 Mega volts of electricity into its National Grid.

By Hemang Dixit Jan 07, 2018

Towards A Disaster Resilient Country

Resilience is a full-fledged concept that is not just limited to disaster preparedness or recovery.

By Pragati Koirala Jan 07, 2018

The (Poor) State of the Economy – Re-Visited

The industrial sector had also been considered likely to grow strongly, given the more reliable supply of power and energy provided by the NEA and the grid since 2016. But the initial effect of the improved flow of power and energy was felt in 2016-17, and the delay in the completion of the 456 MW Upper Tamakoshi project, mean that the industrial sector is now unlikely to improve on last year’s performance and exceed last year’s achievement of record 11 per cent of GDP

By Dr.David Seddon Jan 07, 2018

Regressive Planning: “Public space” To “Parking Space”?

By Urmi Sengupta Jan 01, 2018

Why Nepal Can Play A Vital Role In Bringing India And China Together

The Himalayan state could become a bridge between Asia’s two giant powers rather than providing a focus for their rivalry

By Bhaskar Koirala Dec 31, 2017

Never Solving Issue Of Traffic Congestion

For this writer, larger issues of congestions are far away from our thinking and the solutions sporadically proposed such as road-widening, altering hours or promoting mass transit- yes mass transit definitely help to reduce congestions

By Ls Ghimire Dec 26, 2017

Winnie And Honest Joe

Winnie and Honest Joe or Churchill and Stalin: would they themselves have fought as fiercely as they expected the troops under them to fight?

By Greta Rana Dec 24, 2017

Loktantra Muddles Along

This new parliament need not slink in shame with such questions, more so since the winning coalition led by KP Oli has managed this feat less on Left ideology and more on raw nationalism, surpassing the traditional nationalists such as the re-incarnated RPP of the erstwhile Panchas

By Dipak Gyawali Dec 23, 2017

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