Vol 09, No 10,November 27,2015 (Mangsir, 11,2072)

Published on: Nov 28, 2015

Articles

MADHESHI AGIATIONFar From Solution

Despite several rounds of talks between the leaders of agitating parties and the ruling alliance in the last one hundred days, no sign of early settlement is seen for Nepal’s current political crisis to end

By Keshab Poudel | Nov 28, 2015

A Time of Distress

The astute British allowed the import of as little machinery and raw materials as was necessary so that the material produced in Nepal was just ‘adequate for the needs of the country’ and would not affect the trade that the British were conducting bo

By Hemang Dixit | Nov 27, 2015

No Solution In Sight

By Keshab Poudel | Nov 27, 2015

India and Nepal Must Step Back from the Precipice

This bind has been created and is being driven by untenable and irrational perceptions at two levels – between Kathmandu and the Madhes people, and between Kathmandu and New Delhi.

By S.D. Muni | Nov 27, 2015

NEPAL-CHINA-TIBET FAIRTimely Venture

Fifteenth Nepal China-Tibet Economic and Trade Fair shows a way to enhance bilateral trade

By A Correspondent | Nov 27, 2015

Respect for People’s Verdict: Amendment of Nepal’s Constitution

The present unrest in Terai has been stirred up by few Terai based political parties aiming at reviving their old ethnicity and race based agenda

By Dr. A.B. Thapa | Nov 27, 2015

BHUTANESE REFFUGESSResettlement Landmark

Showing generosity and long tradition, the United States has resettled over 90,000 out of 100,000 Bhutanese refugees

By Keshab Poudel | Nov 28, 2015

UNIVERSAL CHILDREN'S DAYFor Fair Deal

Despite being in countries that have adopted the convention on the rights of children, many children are yet to receive a fair deal

By A Correspondent | Nov 28, 2015

COP 21Coping In Nepal

As the global temperature continues to rise, a mountainous country like Nepal is getting more vulnerable to natural calamities -- with frequent disasters, glacier outbursts, floods and so on, threatening its food security. Given the vulnerable situat

By Keshab Poudel | Nov 28, 2015

“There Is No Anti-National Agenda In Our Demand” Rajendra Mahato

Even as one hundred days have already passed since the beginning of Madhesh agitation, no solution to the problem is in sight. In that context, President of Sadbhvabana Party RAJENDRA MAHATO spoke to NEW SPOTLIGHT from Birgunj. Excerpts:

By A Correspondent | Nov 28, 2015

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