Vol: 07 No. -14 Jan. 10- 2014 (Poush 26, 2070)

Published on: Jan 10, 2014

Articles

Sinkholes Of Loktantra

A chance was missed in 1990 when leaders still with some political gravitas chose the easy route of replaying 1959 instead of learning lessons from thirty years of Panchayati stability and re-crafting a suitable system.

By Dipak Gyawali | Jan 10, 2014

The Story Of Cholera

But what about the poorer nations around that time? How did they deal with cholera? Unfortunately globally millions of people especially children continued to die even if patients made it to a medical facility because the intravenous tubing, volumes

By Buddha Basnyat MD | Jan 10, 2014

Drop, Cover, Hold – It Works

AMOD MANI DIXIT, general secretary and executive director of Nepal Society for Earthquake Technology (NSET), has been working in the risk reduction sector for over last two and a half decades.

By A Correspondent | Jan 10, 2014

KATHMANDU VALLEY QUAKE: Real Risk

Despite several warnings issued by the national and international experts, the Nepalese are yet to be fully prepared for the consequences of inattention to a looming earthquake. As Nepal is celebrating the Earthquake Day, remembering the horror of 19

By Keshab Poudel | Jan 10, 2014

POLITICS: The Maoist Mess

Weeks after crying foul over election results, the UCPN-Maoist finds itself in greater mess with old wounds opening up in the leadership

By A Correspondent | Jan 10, 2014

CA II: Mayhem Over Meeting

The row over who should call the first meeting of the newly elected Constituent Assembly gets murkier

By A Correspondent | Jan 10, 2014

Alberuni’s References on Nepal

According to Edward C. Sachau, even though Abū Rayhān Alberuni enters the sub-continentaccompanied by Mahmud of Ghazni, there is little similarity in their tastes.

By | Jan 10, 2014

Desirable Linkages

Both district headquarters are now congested, though their locations are different. One is on the river bank and another on the lap of a hill, a resting place, that is, Chautara. Both headquarters look beautiful with higher mountains close by

By Dhan Prasad Pandit | Jan 10, 2014

Book: Conflict & Democratic Movement

Pyakurel and Adhikari have made efforts to analyse the state of conflict and democratic movement in Nepal

By A Correspondent | Jan 10, 2014

Dismal 2013

After a sustained growth of the tourism sector for a few years, 2013 proved to be a year for the country that is best forgotten in that context. Nepal’s international image got a hit by the European Commission´s ban on Nepal Airplanes. Now all eyes a

By Debesh Adhikari | Jan 11, 2014

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