Vol: 07 No. -12 Dec. 13- 2013 (Mangsir 28, 2070)

Published on: Dec 13, 2013

Articles

UK supported a bridge construction in eastern Nepal

UK-funded Arun River bridge connects eastern Nepal

By A Correspondent | Dec 03, 2013

Workshop on mass event preparedness

MASHAV organizes comprehensive mass event preparedness workshop

By A Correspondent | Dec 10, 2013

Elections and the Morning After

In the face of already emerging in-party squabbles, there are limits to which optimism can give solace: even die-hard apologists for the failed 2005 architecture seem to be losing hope so soon and even before CA-2 has been convened and a government h

By Dipak Gyawali | Dec 13, 2013

POLITICAL CHAIR: Round Two

Nepal’s politics has entered into a new phase following the completion of the elections for the Constituent Assembly. However, political leaders are yet to guarantee political stability as expected by the people

By Keshab Poudel | Dec 13, 2013

RESIGNATION ROW: Divided House

CPN-UML’s decision to seek the resignation of president Dr. Ram Baran Yadav has divided current politics

By A Correspondent | Dec 13, 2013

TAKING THE LORD’S NAME IN VAIN

Hindus worship images of Gods whilst Islam forbids such practise. The Anglicans and the Protestant Christians have the cross as a symbol whilst the Catholics accept the Virgin Mary and Jesus as a child or as man crucified

By Hemang Dixit | Dec 13, 2013

WORLD AIDS DAY: Yet To Pay Off

Despite achieving some success, the efforts at bringing the number of HIV infected people down are yet to pay off

By Nikki Sharma | Dec 13, 2013

EU BAN ON AILINES: Wake Up Safe

The EU’s ban on the Nepalese airlines to enter the European airspace may turn out to be a good for the civil aviation authorities and airlines to improve their safety measures

By A Correspondent | Dec 13, 2013

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT: Curb On Violence

The experiences of women tempo drivers show that economic empowerment can reduce domestic violence

By Nikki Sharma | Dec 13, 2013

WATER & SANITATION: Challenges Ahead

Although Nepal has made a steady progress in the water and sanitation sector, a long way is there to ensure universal coverage

By A Correspondent | Dec 13, 2013

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