Opinion

Seize This Moment

To treat Nepal from India's angle and policy is not only undignified but also misleading. It is not acceptable to Nepal as long as Nepalese people remain the masters of their soil. Nepal should be thankful to Japan for not following the line adopted

By Kirti Nidhi Bista Jun 06, 2016

NCCSP Successful Model

Following the implementation of Nepal Climate Change Support Program, 14 districts have seen a drastic change in the livelihood of their people

By A Correspondent Jun 04, 2016

Our One-Upmanship Government

By Hemang Dixit Jun 02, 2016

Examining Climate Change Adaptation

Adaptation is the option left to the poor and climate vulnerable communities of Nepal.

By Batu Uprety Jun 02, 2016

Abundant Electricity A Prerequisite for Nepal’s Development

At present Nepal is reeling from acute shortage of electric power. Most of our industries are on the verge of collapse. People are facing great hardship due to long hours of load -shedding. Entire country is now pushed to an extreme desperate situa

By Dr. A.B. Thapa Jun 02, 2016

Bridging the Humanitarian-Development Divide

The UN report One Humanity: Shared Responsibility notes that a shift from perpetual crisis management towards effectively managing prevention and early action is urgently needed, and INGOs agree that greater collaboration between humanitarian and dev

By Dr.Prabin Manandhar Jun 02, 2016

Annual Rituals Performed

In addition to what is stipulated in the deal, basically in relation to transitional justice mechanism, UML’s agreement to hand over the government leadership to UCPN(Maoist) soon after the endorsement of the budget is said to have lured Prachanda in

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jun 02, 2016

Improving Asian nutrition

Improving Asian nutrition – one glass of milk at a time On World Milk Day, FAO raises a glass and proposes a toast

By Kundhavi Kadiresan Jun 02, 2016

Upper Karnali’s Highway to Serfdom

Nepal is now unfortunately caught within a geo-political rivalry that has brought an unhealthy “Contain China” policy to its doorsteps. Along with it comes arather ludicrous fact: the Mughlanis are under a mistaken view that they can become a regiona

By Dipak Gyawali Jun 02, 2016

The Sins of our Fathers

The knack of leadership in Nepal is that leaders are never to blame; at least if they happen to be male. Nobody minds blaming women, in fact it’s par for the course not only in Nepal but, so it seems, worldwide.

By Greta Rana Jun 02, 2016

No More Ceremonial Budget: Tackle Indecisions and Delays

By Dr.Prabin Manandhar May 21, 2016

Management Leadership in Nepal

By Greta Rana May 20, 2016

“We have a very positive experience of working with NRA” SARAH BLIN

Despite their very important role in the early phase of rescue, relief and temporary rehabilitation, NGOs and INGOs have yet to get the recognition for the contribution they had made. As Nepal is launching massive reconstruction works in the earthqua

By Keshab Poudel May 20, 2016

Renewable Energy can play a powerful role in Nepal’s recovery

This destruction, coupled with the five-month border obstructions, has also taken its toll on Nepal’s economy, which has slowed down dramatically over the last 12 months.

By Rensje Teerink May 20, 2016

Human Resources Management

The greatest challenge to an organization is to manage its human resource and be able to capitalize it to its optimum level. Humans make up the workforce but a separate department is required to monitor them, deal with their problems and help them gr

By Shreya Gyawali May 20, 2016

Lies at Every Stage

By Hemang Dixit May 20, 2016

Nepal’s Quest for FDI

Foreign investments are actively sought for the various benefits that they come with – increase in revenue, import of technology, the brand name that comes with it – to name a few, among others.

By Shikshya Adhikari May 20, 2016

Looking At Oli- Led Government

In fact when coalition partners and Prime Minister himself has expressed dissatisfaction over the slow pace progress in certain areas, there is no harm in making a bias less assessment of the work of government on different fronts in the last couple

By Dr. Tilak Rawal May 05, 2016

Formulating NAP In Nepal

In Nepal, governmental and non-governmental organisations are implementing NAPA-prioritised adaptation actions. MoPE is implementing Nepal Climate Change Support Programme (NCCSP), popularly known as LAPA project, in 14 most climate vulnerable distri

By Batu Uprety May 05, 2016

Brown Sahibs & Late Latif

Well, they left India but true to the Macaulay heritage, the Indian Babu that they developed and perfected during their three and a half Centuries rule took their place as the Brown Sahibs or Western Oriented Gentlemen (WOGs) to rule India.

By Hemang Dixit May 05, 2016

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