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VALUATING NEPAL’S NATURAL CAPITAL: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
Known for its natural beauty from the alpine regions and hilly areas to the low lands Tarai with abundant resources of freshwater, sub-tropical forests and high biodiversity paints a picture of Nepal’s natural capital.
By A Correspondent 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
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 2017 With Nature
From its high mountains to hills and plains, Nepal has diverse geographies, flora and fauna. Despite running many successful environmental protection programs, including the community forestry and Local Adaptation Program of Action, however, Nepal is still environmentally sensitive
By A Correspondent Jun 05, 2017
“Environmental Concerns Need A Fit With Federal Structures” Dr. Oli,
As Nepal is celebrating the World Environment Day on June 5 with various programs, Dr. Bishwa Nath Oli, Secretary at the Ministry of Population and Environment, spoke to New Spotlight on the importance of the day in Nepal’s context. Excerpts:
By A Correspondent Jun 04, 2017
“Second Phase Vote Count Will Be Faster” Gopi Nath Mainali
After the successful conclusion of the first phase of local elections, the Election Commission is now preparing to conduct the second phase of the elections. As the preparations go on in a full swing, Election Commission secretary GOPI NATH MAINALI spoke to NEW SPOTLIGHT on various issues. Excerpts:
By Keshab Poudel Jun 04, 2017
“Communities Key To Success Of Climate Plan” Naresh Sharma
As Nepal is celebrating the World Environment Day, Naresh Sharma, Chief of Climate Finance Management Section at the Ministry of Population and Environment and National Program Manager of NCCSP, spoke to New Spotlight on various issues. Excerpts:
By A Correspondent Jun 04, 2017
"I Wish Something … Done For Promotion Of Music" Franck Bernède
Franck Bernède is an ethnomusicologist, an ex-professor at Yale University, a phenomenal cellist and the founder of Singhini Research Center who moved to Nepal in 1999. Belonging to a family of musicians, his being the fourth generation, Franck has known what life for a professional musician in Nepal looks like. With a warm smile and a fresh cup of tea, Franck spoke to Ayushi Sureka, giving Spotlight a slice of his insight. Just like his 17th CE cello, he is a legend forever.
By Ayushi Sureka Jun 04, 2017
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