Vol: 08 No. -21 May 08- 2015 (Baishakh 25, 2072)

Published on: May 08, 2015

Articles

Disaster Diplomacy

The Indian media has played a particularly worrying role in this regard. Following the earthquake, a number of Indian journos paratrooped in Kathmandu.

By Abijit Sharma | May 08, 2015

USAID In Rescue: Prepared Partner

Supporting efforts to boost Nepal’s capability in disaster management for a long time, USAID has known Nepal’s vulnerable points

By A Correspondent | May 08, 2015

ISRAEL’S TEAM: Life Saving Mission

Arriving in less than a day after the major earthquake, Israeli rescue and medical teams have performed their duty,winning the hearts and minds of the Nepali people

By A Correspondent | May 08, 2015

Earthquake: Great Loss Of Labor Supply

As more than two hundred thousand homes have been totally decimated by the magnitude 7.6 earthquake, much of the stored food and electronics have become useless.

By Niraj Poudyal | May 08, 2015

Rekindle The Hope

In spite of this devastating natural disaster, now is the time for our political, social, religious, business and intellectual leaders to unite and shine for the country and her people.

By Dr.Tulsi Uprety | May 08, 2015

“The Earthquake Is expected To Set Us Back On The Development Front”

The massive earthquake of April 25th measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale has resulted in incalculable human loss and suffering, with millions of people rendered homeless.

By A Correspondent | May 08, 2015

"The Temples Should Be Reconstructed As Earthquake Resistant"

In the aftermath of the earthquake and devastation of cultural and heritage sites, renowned archeologists of Nepal Dr. Shaphalya Amatya, who has written a number of books on various cultural and heritage sites of Nepal, is sad about the situation. Fo

By A Correspondent | May 08, 2015

NAC AIRCRAFT: No Fanfare

Nepal Airlines receives its second Airbus A320-200

By A Correspondent | May 08, 2015

INGOS: On Forefront

Along with Practical Action, a number of INGOs in Nepal were in the forefront of rescue and relief operations

By A Correspondent | May 08, 2015

World Vision: Child Friendly Spaces

World Vision is continuing to meet the immediate needs of 100,000 people providing tarpaulins, blankets, food items and non-food items as well as protection for children.

By A Correspondent | May 08, 2015

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