Vol: 07 No. -19 Apr. 04- 2014 (Chaitra 21, 2070)

Published on: Apr 05, 2014

Articles

Local Elections Becoming Urgent

It has been more than a month since we elected the government led by Nepali Congress president and Prime Minister Sushil Koirala. Nepali Congress and CPN-UML have joined hands in the coalition government. After the government was formed, we have been

By Nishesh Dhungana | Mar 23, 2014

Mahatonomics and its Hydro Blindness

The failure of the three parliaments under the 1990 dispensation (and the supreme court of Nepal that gave a half-baked judgement on it) lay in their passing the Mahakali Treaty by brute majoritarianism without first providing that critical definitio

By Dipak Gyawali | Apr 05, 2014

Managing the Unmanageable

A long awaited demand for a peoples’ assembly to draft a constitution was certainly met, but barring a flurry of confusions it succeeded in adding at multiple levels, the first assembly failed to seal the constitution-making deal, thus, to pave the w

By Dr. Kishor Uprety | Apr 05, 2014

Some References on Eastern Nepal

Das writes that the Nepali natives described the country between the Arun and Tambur as Limbudu.

By | Apr 05, 2014

Fooled By Ads?

Consumers, regulators and activities need to pay attention to these false advertisements and ensure we are getting the right information.

By Dr. Aruna Uprety | Apr 05, 2014

Indoor and Outdoor Pollution

The frightening news about these smaller aerosols is that even cardiovascular problems such as heart attacks and strokes may be caused by them.

By Buddha Basnyat MD | Apr 05, 2014

The Crimean Lessons

The double standards shown by countries in the Crimean crisis should also offer a crucial lesson for Nepal.

By Abijit Sharma | Apr 05, 2014

Mental Health: Arrested Development

An estimated quarter of the population is believed to have some form of mental illness.

By Adam Greiner | Apr 05, 2014

At Snail’s Pace

Two months have passed since he assumed the country's top executive office but Prime Minister Sushil Koirala has not been able to make key decisions which had been long overdue.

By Abijit Sharma | Apr 05, 2014

Improving Security

As Nepal-India security relations warm up, the law and order situation in Nepal has improved, particularly in the southern plains

By Keshab Poudel | Apr 05, 2014

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