Opinion

Shame the Devil!

Most politicians/ cadres/commanders or whatever the going term is these days cite the agreement made in Delhi as a reason why they should not now be tried for acts committed during those years.

By Greta Rana May 05, 2016

Federalizing Nepal

Nepal is currently confronting a big challenge of streamlining both social and constitutional transformation even after seven months of promulgation of the federal Constitution.

By Dr. Surya Dhungel May 05, 2016

Emergency Preparedness & Response (EPR) planning in Nepal: How relevant today?

By Amit K. Shrestha Apr 22, 2016

On An Eating Spree

It must be noted too that the 7th Potato Festival was due to be held at Hemja in the second week of April. The holding of it caused much concern for the locals charged the governmental authorities for supplying them rotten seeds.

By Hemang Dixit Apr 22, 2016

One Year After Earthquake

By Keshab Poudel Apr 22, 2016

Linking Human Rights and Development

By Dr.Prabin Manandhar Apr 21, 2016

The Price That Way

By Shikshya Adhikari Apr 21, 2016

Federal Secular Irresponsible Republic of Unaccountability

By Dipak Gyawali Apr 21, 2016

Rural-Urban Linkages Agenda for the next Periodic Plan

By Dr.Prabin Manandhar Apr 07, 2016

A Matter of Cover Ups

This semi-government concern had been the sole supplier of energy products in the country, and though massively in the red for a number of years was not putting its house in order.

By Hemang Dixit Mar 30, 2016

50 YEARS OF PRACTICAL ACTIONGoing Strong

At a time when Nepal is facing challenges in sustaining the progress it has made in various sectors, Practical Action Nepal has shown that appropriate technologies can bring about sustainable improvements in the livelihood of the people. Be it in the

By Keshab Poudel Mar 30, 2016

Oli Visits China

Indeed, he is under pressure from a section of his party to make moves for the change. Although Deuba has repeatedly observed in recent days that he is in no hurry to dislodge the current dispensation to grab power, it looks like it will be difficult

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Mar 30, 2016

Nepal is a sovereign country, not a vassal of India:Chinese Scholar

Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Sunday embarked on a week-long visit to China. Yet apart from expectations from both Beijing and Kathmandu on potential landmark agreements over border trade, fuel supply and various infrastructure-related pro

By A Correspondent Mar 22, 2016

Raja-Mandala: Bridge to China

A rising China and the anti-India resentments of Kathmandu’s hill elite, however, have the potential to neutralise, over the longer term, some of Delhi’s natural strategic advantages in Nepal.

By A Correspondent Mar 22, 2016

HOODWINKING FOR EVER?

By Hemang Dixit Mar 17, 2016

NGO Governance: A Debate

The governance of NGOs implies the totality of functions that are required to be carried out in relation to the internal functioning and external relations of organizations. NGOs are not political parties, nor are they grassroots social movements. Th

By Dr.Prabin Manandhar Mar 17, 2016

Can Kangress Reclaim Its Soul?

One may ask how a Grand Old Party that claims to be the harbinger of major political changes of the last three quarters of a century and of many more into the future but which cannot even hold in time its own mandatory convention (forget elections of

By Dipak Gyawali Mar 17, 2016

This was our time; looking back at 2015

Relief started to pour in and, surprisingly for the ‘experts’, our impoverished, badly equipped, and shabby airport ‘stepped up to the plate’. It did not close down, fold over and die. True it didn’t organize the relief coming in an optimum manner an

By Greta Rana Mar 17, 2016

Goût de France, good France

In 2014, then foreign minister Laurent Fabius, inspired by two great names of French diplomacy and French gastronomy, Philippe Faure, former ambassador in Japan and Alain Ducasse, worldwide multi starred chef, acknowledged that diplomacy and gastrono

By Yves Carmona Mar 16, 2016

Nepal–India Relations: Unexplained sufferings

In this context, the Nepalese political leaders, mainly of the Nepali congress (NC), the Communist Party of Nepal- United Marxist and Leninist (CPN-UML) and the United Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist), might not have fulfilled their promise to India

By Dwarika N. Dhungel Mar 12, 2016

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