VOL. 11, NO. 01, July 21, 2017 (Shrawan 06,2074)

Published on: Jul 23, 2017

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MIGRANT WORKERS Threatened Jobs

Despite assurances from countries with Nepali migrant workers, their environment is no longer conducive as it used to be

By Keshab Poudel | Jul 08, 2017

URMILA CHAUDHARY Award For Cause

Urmila Chaudhary, a former Kamalari, won International Human Rights Award 2017

By Sabine Pretsch | Jul 12, 2017

New Nepal’s Persistent Old Malady

Tinkering around trying to reform the entrenched kleptocratic machinery we have been bequeathed, especially by the political adventurism of 2006, is futile as proven by the Ranju Darshanas, Rabindra Mishras and Kishor Thapas in the recent hustings and by Devendra Raj Pandey a generation ago with his now aborted Lok Dal

By Dipak Gyawali | Jul 23, 2017

By Road Ko Bato

One must be thankful that it was the engineers of the Indian army who were given the task of building the country's very first highway. Incidentally this was also the first major undertaking of the Indian army following India's independence in Aug. 1947 and a gift to Nepal.

By Hemang Dixit | Jul 23, 2017

The Great American Puzzle

In today’s world two countries are often cited when democratic governance is discussed—the US and India. While the US is generally accepted as a functional liberal democracy, India is known as the largest democracy having over 800 million voters.

By Binod P. Bista | Jul 23, 2017

Nothing New under the Sun: The Loss of Ethics in Society!

Compared to the ‘more sophisticated ‘Rest of the World ‘(ROW) our white-collar crimes seem small; in degree that is.

By Greta Rana | Jul 23, 2017

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School Environment And Safety For Students With Disability

In Nepal, there are very little accessibility options, for instance infrastructural support or other kinds of support that make it convenient for children with disabilities.

By Aditi Aryal | Jul 23, 2017

Nepal Electricity Authority Saving In Billions

Having lost a huge amount of money in the past, Nepal Electricity Authority has now reduced its annual loss from Rs 8.89 billion to Rs 1.5 billion this year

By A Correspondent | Jul 23, 2017

Sex And The City

Ruhy is my host sister. Staying at her house for nearly a month, I got a chance to fully observe and experience local Nepali’s life, or more specifically, a Nepali girl’s life. Get up at 6; cook breakfast for family; go to school; come back and cook lunch; wash the clothes or do some farm work; cook dinner; wash the dishes—cook, clean, cook, clean—the two verbs almost sum up Ruhy’s daily routine.

By Fan Chen | Jul 23, 2017

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ARMY CHIEF’S VISIT Military Diplomacy

Two recent visit by COAS General Rajendra Chhetri to United Kingdom helps to strengthen Nepal’s traditional relations

By Keshab Poudel | Jul 23, 2017

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