Opinion

Political Deadlock

Although the government has presented its budget before the Legislature Parliament, the whole process was in the back bench, given the country's business to hold the second round of elections, which are coming closer.

By Keshab Poudel Jun 18, 2017

Balancing Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Actions

Nepal too submitted its INDCs to the UNFCCC in October 2015, which was later upgraded to NDCs.

By Ugan Manandhar Jun 05, 2017

Korea Culture Day 2017: Sharing Culture

This year, we are working to host Korean cultural program in two phases, including biannual and annual. This “2017 Korea Culture Day,” was first biannual cultural program and it will conclude at the end of the year with Korean Film festival, Tae-Kwando, cultural programs and many other interesting programs.

By Park Young-sik Jun 05, 2017

Prachanda Resigns

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal resigned on May24, 2017, paving way for the major coalition partner Nepali Congress to form a new government as per the agreement reached between the two parties

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jun 05, 2017

What's in an Address?

Many years ago when I was in London I saw a number of houses with blue oval plaques stating that 'so and so' personage who lived for the period stated, had stayed there.

By Hemang Dixit Jun 05, 2017

For Our Environmental Future

This year, the World Environment Day (WED) will be celebrated on the theme of 'Connecting People to Nature' to further realize the importance of and appreciate the beauty of Nature, and work together to protect the Earth that we all share.

By Batu Uprety Jun 04, 2017

Everest Green Cleaning Mount Everest

First, I want to pay tributes to my fellow French people and their Sherpa friends, who have organized an ambitious expedition to clean Mount Sagarmatha.

By Yves Carmona May 30, 2017

Politics of Economy

By Keshab Poudel May 22, 2017

Accept Women Astronauts And Male Nurses

Some supporters of feminism have been said to evolve into feminazis, referring to them as radical extremists who seek superiority and not equality.

By Aditi Aryal May 21, 2017

The Case for Chhyasmisbad

By Dipak Gyawali May 21, 2017

Lessons learned from Nepal Peace Process

By Lwin Oo May 21, 2017

Ideology Is To Politics What Caffeine Is To Coffee

By Deepak Raj Joshi May 21, 2017

A Question of Holidays

Then in the UK there is also the provision for the Monarch’s Birthday but this is however confined to the civil servants only. All said and done, the four weeks of annual holiday inclusive of the weekends in the period is outside of this.

By Hemang Dixit May 21, 2017

Talking Of Politicide

In the 1980s, with the intention of strengthening Bhutan's national identity, the "One Nation, One People" campaign was launched to integrate ethnic and cultural peripheral groups into traditional Bhutanese society.

By Deepak Raj Joshi May 08, 2017

Twists And Traditions

Our main festival Dashain commemorates the victory of good over evil. It is the time when we recall the story of Ramayana and worship Goddess Durga who proved her defeat over Mahisasur, the Demon who was slayed on the tenth day of the battle

By Shreya Gyawali May 08, 2017

Accelerating Political Developments

The two parties’ ability in smartly carrying out this somewhat conspiratorial act without noise must be appreciated, despite the fact that their controversial move has been branded by legal experts as a mockery of the separation of powers and has inv

By Dr. Tilak Rawal May 08, 2017

A Handful of Dust

I wonder, and hope others among you wonder too, how on earth we ended up with all these dictators! Without naming all of them too specifically, because I am referring to the world as a whole, I don’t think that added together they’d produce a reasona

By Greta Rana Apr 25, 2017

Nakkali Naataks

We looked forward to the Shivaratri festival when a lot of pilgrims would come to Kathmandu for this religious function and we the denizens of the valley would look at them in wonder. After entering the valley these visitors entertained us with acti

By Hemang Dixit Apr 23, 2017

Fighting for the Right to be a Nepali Only

Although that stepping back is a welcome development, a more insidious social poison still holds the country in its miasmic chokehold and a serious battle must be waged to free Nepal of that malaise.

By Dipak Gyawali Apr 23, 2017

The world wanes

Concomitantly of course, the population is growing, not necessarily because more of us are born, although that adds up also, but because of people moving into the city. They no longer wish to farm. It’s hard work after all and, as each age progresses

By Greta Rana Mar 10, 2017

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