Review

RASUWAGADHI POWER PROJECTGetting Back Slowly

The shortage of petroleum products has delayed the resumption of construction work in Rasuwagadhi Hydro Power Project

By Keshab Poudel Jan 02, 2016

POST-QUAKE PROGRESSINGO's Partnership

The ongoing partnership among the government and non-governmental agencies has given a ray of hope to earthquake survivors

By Keshab Poudel Dec 14, 2015

ART EXHIBITION Women Power

German artist Gabriele Lockstaedt and Nepali visual artist Bidhata K.C exhibited paintings at Tara Gaon

By A Correspondent Dec 12, 2015

GANESH RAJ SHARMABeyond The Bar

Professionally, a constitution lawyer par excellence he excelled in the study and analysis of geopolitical dynamics in a way no professional political scientist would match him.

By Sushil Sharma Nov 07, 2015

Search For Common Ground Launches New Television Series

Singha Durbar Brings Nepal's First Female Prime Minister to TV Screen

By A Correspondent Nov 03, 2015

AMBASSADOR CHOE YOUNG-JIN : Flying Color Of Ties

By organizing Kite Flying Competition, Korean ambassador to Nepal Choe Young-Jin has shown that Nepal and Korea have so many things in common

By A Correspondent Oct 15, 2015

DR. SNEEDHA MAINALI: Rich Commitment

Dr. Sneedha Mainali, president of Society of Ex-Budhanilkantha Students (SEBS), has received two awards for her work in earthquake relief

By A Correspondent Sep 26, 2015

BINOD CHAUDHARY: Rewarded For A Reason

For his contributions to the society and human kind, Sri Sri University has conferred an honorary doctorate to president of Chaudhary Group Binod Chaudhary

By A Correspondent Sep 12, 2015

COAS RAJENDRA CHHETRI: Dedication & Professionalism

COAS General Rajendra Chhetri takes the helm of office from September 12

By A Correspondent Sep 12, 2015

On Hydropower

The book narrates the experiences of Odd Hoftun, one of the experts of Nepal’s hydropower

By A Correspondent Aug 28, 2015

U.S. Trafficking-in-Persons Report Recognizes Nepal’s Increased Efforts

By A Correspondent Jul 28, 2015

WATEC ISRAEL 2015: How To Tap Water

Israel has shown how technology and innovation can make a difference in water management.

By Keshab Poudel Jul 03, 2015

The Book on Makai Parba

This is not a book review. This is a discussion about a book named Makaiko Kheti [translation: The Cultivation of Corn] that was written by Subba Krishna Lal Adhikari and published in 1920. It became famous in Nepal at that time although nobody got t

By Jul 02, 2015

Eighteen years young author Dhoma Gurung releases debut novel

By A Correspondent Jun 16, 2015

Retrofitted buildings provide a safe space during the earthquake

The retrofitting project of World Vision has proved to be a successful one as it withstood the recent Nepal earthquake.

By Sunjuli Singh Kunwar May 22, 2015

The Great Earthquake of 1934

The book of Major General Brahma Shamsher Nepalko Maha Bhukampa 1990 [Kathmandu, 1935] presents graphic accounts of the great earthquake of 1934. This earthquake was not only powerful, but also the most destructive of all the earthquakes in the livin

By May 19, 2015

Reunification Of Korea Will Be A Geopolitical Blessing

In terms of historical milestones, the year 2015 is a very significant year for Korea as it marks the 70th anniversary of both national liberation and division

By A Correspondent May 08, 2015

DR. SOM LAL SUBEDI: Hectic Task

Secretary at the Ministry of Local Development and Federal Affairs Dr. SomLal Subedi starts office early in the morning

By A Correspondent May 01, 2015

SURYA BAHADUR THAPA: Of All Seasons

From active monarchy to constitutional monarchy and currentrepublican setup, Surya Bahadur Thapa remained at the center of politics all the time until his death