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PM OLI'S VISIT TO CHINA: BRI Agreement
Nepalese political leaders always have difficulty in balancing the relations with Nepal’s both the neighbors. Instead of Nepal’s core national interest, political leaders’ personal ego and interests are guiding factor in conducting the foreign relations in the last 15 years. Despite several controversy and pressure from ruling alliance Nepali Congress, Prime Minister K.P Sharma Oli visited China from 2 to 5 December breaking with tradition and made efforts in a bid to add new momentum to diversify its connectivity to the outside world
By A Correspondent Dec 16, 2024
AMBASSADOR CHANDRA KUMAR GHIMIRE:Economic Diplomacy
Chandra Kumar Ghimire, a seasoned bureaucrat with extensive expertise in trade, investment, and public policy, has been appointed as the ambassador to the United Kingdom, the first nation to establish diplomatic relations with Nepal. He has prioritized economic diplomacy as a key focus of his tenure.
By A Correspondent Nov 30, 2024
PM Oli's Visit To China: Geopolitical Implications
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has asserted that his forthcoming visit to China will not negatively impact Nepal's relations with India. However, there is an increasing level of skepticism in India regarding this visit, particularly in light of Oli's previous actions that have raised concerns among neighboring countries. Given his history of anti-India sentiments, India is monitoring Oli's trip closely, despite reassurances from his coalition partner, the Nepali Congress. As the leadership in Nepal appears to be losing confidence in India, the context surrounding Oli's visit becomes increasingly complex from a geopolitical standpoint.
By A Correspondent Nov 19, 2024
NEA: Kul Man Ghising, A Cool Man
For seven years, Kul Man Ghising has served as the Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), during which he has significantly revitalized Nepal's electricity sector, ensuring that electricity is both affordable and reliable. Under his leadership, the NEA has successfully eliminated long-standing load shedding issues and has made substantial advancements in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity across the nation over the past eight years. One of his most notable accomplishments is transforming Nepal from a net importer of electricity to a net exporter, achieving an annual profit of Rs. 12 billion. Despite facing provocations, character attacks, and pressures from both known and unknown adversaries, MD Ghising has consistently demonstrated composure and professionalism. In a recent press conference attended by 300 journalists and broadcast live with over 200 cameras, he exemplified humility and respect, expressing gratitude to Prime Ministers, Ministers, senior officials, and his entire NEA team for their collective achievements. As the NEA commemorates its 39th anniversary on August 17, MD Ghising, who has turned a loss of Rs. 34.61 billion into a cumulative profit of Rs. 47.41 billion last year, continues to embody the qualities of a distinguished leader in a challenging environment
By A Correspondent Oct 28, 2024
DASHAIN FESTIVAL : Festival of Unity
As the Dashain festival draws near, a wave of activity sweeps across Nepal. Despite numerous transformations over the years, the allure of the festival remains intact. In addition to venerating Durga and the Goddess, individuals perceive the occasion as an opportunity for financial expenditure and shopping. From the less fortunate to the wealthy, everyone has their unique tastes. The festival asserts itself as a celebration for all.
By A Correspondent Oct 04, 2024
MIDDLE BHOTEKOSHI: Final Stage
Following the inspection conducted by State Minister for Energy, Water Resources, and Irrigation Purna Bahadur Taman, along with NEA Managing Director Kul Man Ghising, efforts to expedite the transmission line construction are underway, with the aim of completing the 102 MW Middle Bhotekoshi project within a month.
By A Correspondent Sep 23, 2024
UPPER TAMAKOSHI: People's Choice
The 456 MW Upper Tamakoshi, the largest hydropower facility in Nepal, has significantly aided the nation in becoming a net exporter of electricity through its commercial power generation. For its stakeholders, including the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) and four other public sector financial institutions, Upper Tamakoshi is akin to a source of continuous wealth. However, the public shareholders and local residents, who invested in the hope of receiving financial returns, have yet to experience any benefits.
By A Correspondent Sep 15, 2024
220 kV Chilime-Trishuli Transmission Line: Final Stage For completion
With his third visit to the site in just two months, Kul Man Ghising, Managing Director of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), is able to bring the construction of the 220 kV Chilime-Trishuli transmission line to the final stage.
By A Correspondent Sep 10, 2024
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