Vol: 08 No. -4 July. 25- 2014 (Sharawan 9, 2071)

Published on: Jul 26, 2014

Articles

NIC-Asia singed agreement with NEPSE

By A Correspondent | Jul 12, 2014

Lucky Mahat’s Modest Budget

Learning from the past, we have to deal with India without compromising our national interest and without running away from dialogue and negotiations. Lucky Mahat’s modest budget has opened door for substantial inflow of both bilateral and multilater

By Dr. Tilak Rawal | Jul 25, 2014

NEPAL-INDIA WATER TIES: Action And Reaction

Although India sent the draft proposal for cooperation in the power sector in March, Nepalese reacted to it a few days before the arrival of Indian Foreign minister Sushma Swaraj

By Keshab Poudel | Jul 25, 2014

POLITICS: All Is Not Well

'An ailing PM and an ailing PM-in-waiting . And we're still asking what ails our country?'

By Abijit Sharma | Jul 25, 2014

"Realism Not Idealism Important In Nepal India Border"

Professor DR. LOK RAJ BARAL needs no introduction. Having published several books on Nepal-India relations and Nepal’s political transformations

By A Correspondent | Jul 25, 2014

"Good Investment Prospects In Hydropower"

At a time when the government has announced plans to promote private sector investment in hydropower, DEEPAK RAUNIYAR, Chief Executive Officer of Hydroelectricity Investment and Development Company Limited, spoke to NEW SPOTLIGHT on various issues.

By A Correspondent | Jul 25, 2014

”Trade With Europe Needs Improved Information System"

With a lot of experience in Nepal-European trade in the hindsight, BINAYAK SHAH, president of European Economic Chamber (EEC), Nepal spoke to NEW SPOTLIGHT on various issues related to Nepal's trade with Europe. Excerpts:

By A Correspondent | Jul 26, 2014

THE BUDGET & La TOMATINA

What our Nepali agro producers have to do, is to assure us consumers about the safety of their produce. A recent newspaper report stated that 16 vegetables and fruit items supplied in the valley have pesticide residue and are inconsumable.

By Hemang Dixit | Jul 26, 2014

Delayed Monsoon: Looming Drought

As rainfall was drastically reduced in June and July, Nepal’s agriculture production is likely to decline this time

By A Correspondent | Jul 26, 2014

STOCK EXCHANGE: Bullish Market

As Nepal Rastra Bank announced the new monetary policy, Nepse gained 29.08 points edging up a 70-month high, 1,074.97, points

By Debesh Adhikari | Jul 26, 2014

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