Vol: 08 No. -5 August. 15- 2014 (Sharawan 30, 2071

Published on: Aug 17, 2014

Articles

FEDERALISM: Fiscal Imperatives

As the federal structures will affect the business communities, Confederation of Nepalese Industries has initiated discussions on federalism with economic perspectives

By A Correspondent | Aug 11, 2014

Thank you, Narendra Bhai! But No Thanks!!

I can only envy the Indian people for getting a leader like you, and feel sorry for myself that today we don’t have a Jang Bahadur to successfully deal with a Lord Dalhousie, a Chandra Shumshere with the likes of Lords Curzon, Minto, or Chlemsford, o

By Dipak Gyawali | Aug 15, 2014

Gosainkunda Festival

Mount Mandara was selected as the churning stick, Vasuki the king of serpents, would be the churning rope, and Vishnu himself in the form of a tortoise dove into the ocean to support with his back the base of the mountain.

By Buddha Basnyat MD | Aug 15, 2014

The cold Winter after Spring

A major reason for this is the fundamentalist Islamic values persisting in the region. Islamic political groups in most of the Arabian nations tend to share intolerant political values which are often extreme and uncompromising.

By Abijit Sharma | Aug 15, 2014

"There Are Gaps In Our Climate Change Response"

As the rainy session is reaching halfway to its peak, GEHENDRA BAHADUR GURUNG, head of the program on Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change of Practical Action-Nepal spoke to NEW SPOTLIGHT on various issues. Excerpts:

By A Correspondent | Aug 15, 2014

"Let Cooperatives Be Cooperatives"

SURESHMAN SHRESTHA, secretary at the Ministry of Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation, has a long experience of working in the civil service. Before coming to the present ministry, Shrestha served at the Ministry of Education and Labor and Employment

By A Correspondent | Aug 15, 2014

SUNKOSI LANDSLIDE: Himalayan Havoc

With the closure of the highway linking over two dozens of Village Development Committees of Sindhupalchowok and a halt in the routine bilateral trade between Nepal and China

By Keshab Poudel | Aug 15, 2014

Climate Change: Opportunity Exists

as Nepal's capacity, being a LDC, is always questioned in administering fund. Nepal has received funding for LAPA implementation in most climate vulnerable 14 districts of mid- and far west Nepal from DFID and EU.

By Batu Uprety | Aug 15, 2014

NEPAL CHINA RELATIONS: Matter Of Friendship

Since the establishment of relations fifty nine years ago, Nepal and China have maintained their friendly relationship all the time

By Keshab Poudel | Aug 15, 2014

HANS ROSLING: Talk Data

As Nepalese are evaluating their own country’s current status with a dose of cynicism, Hans Rosling, the world’s renowned data guru, sees Nepal’s progress in social sector as much higher than those of the top developing countries

By A Correspondent | Aug 15, 2014

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