Dr. Tilak Rawal

Post Poll Scenario

Huge sums are lying unspent because resources are flowing into the state coffer but capital/productive expenditure has not picked. Mention worthy is the fact that out of Rs. 85.10 billion allocated for capital expenditure, only Rs.7.95 billion has be

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Dec 27, 2013

Second CA Polls Accomplished

As far as Nepali Congress is concerned, people never like to push this oldest democratic party into an embarrassing position electorally because Nepalese are aware of its historical role in establishing and nurturing democracy in this country. Taking

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Nov 29, 2013

Nation towards CA Polls

Crackers will burst all over Nepal to celebrate Tihar,a great festival of Hindus, and continuity of explosions, varying in sound and intensity, till the November15 should suffice to keep the voters not much away from their dwellings from where not ev

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Oct 25, 2013

CA Polls Sans CPN-M

Looking at the human carnage in Egypt, alleged gassing of hundreds of Syrians by Assad and remembering how Kaddafi of Libya made his forces fight till the last moment, peaceful relinquishment of power by the last representative of Shah dynasty, who

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Sep 13, 2013

Uncertain Polls

Many would be inclined to agree with Mr. Nepal’s assertion that thorny issues left unresolved within the timeline of one year should be put to referendum, but there could be differences on the issues to be tested. It would be difficult to exclude iss

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Aug 09, 2013

Regmi and November Polls

We cannot also copy their recent welfare scheme to provide 800 million poor Indians with highly subsidized food grains, at Rs 3, 2 and 1 for a kg of rice wheat and millet, respectively, but a humble beginning can be made, be it on the water managemen

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jul 14, 2013

Toughness Required

The four parties having more or less surrendered, Regmi now has to act tough and take appropriate decisions on election related matters without wasting much time. If he concludes that disruptive and conspiratorial forces would not allow his governmen

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jun 16, 2013

Confusion Still in Abundance

Parchanda may have tried hard to mend his Party’s and his personal relationship with India, but what cannot be brushed aside is the fact that he tried to attract the attention of our neighbors to Nepal’s serious economic problems, which is quite unch

By Dr. Tilak Rawal May 12, 2013

Good Luck to Regmi

In the present context, what cannot be undermined is the fact that with sizeable number of former CA members and other leaders in it, CPN Maoist is currently a political force to reckon with and will remain a major disruptive force in the foreseeable

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Apr 14, 2013

Rising Asia

As long as row over islands in South China Sea involving China and some of its neighbors does not develop into a serious conflict, ownership claim by Japan and China over Senkaku/Diaoybu islands in East China Sea does not flare into a war- like situ

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Feb 08, 2013

Developing Asia and Nepal

There is now no timeline from the President for consensus but people would not like him to remain a silent spectator, letting these leaders inflict more serious injury on the ailing country/economy. Our leaders, however, need not worry much because N

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jan 25, 2013

Gainers and Losers

Mahat will, however, have plenty of people to support his view on the extension issue. Let us hope that the six-day extension provided by the President hours before he embarked upon a state visit to India produces positive resulte,pleasantly surprisi

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jan 02, 2013

Unceremonious Death of Constituent Assembly

This predicament of his is not difficult to understand if one delves into how Prachanda in the initial period of conflict succeeded in garnering the support of certain ethnic groups to be used against the so-called exploiters (Brahmins and Chhetris) and the state.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jun 11, 2012

Due Credit Distribution

With the Special Committee’s decision of May 10th, former Maoist combatants, their weapons and the cantonments have come under the control of the Nepal Army.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Apr 23, 2012

Concentrate on the Economy

Therefore, the situation warrants his serious attention and action on the more or less ruined economy, some good work where in will not only do well to the people but also help salvage Bhattari’s eroding image.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jan 15, 2012

Ignored Economic Problems

Our agriculture has remained highly unproductive, with annual output per worker estimated at us dollar 208, and most of the agricultural products are imported from outside for domestic consumption in agrarian Nepal where agriculture still accounts fo

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Jul 04, 2010

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