Vol: 09 No. -2 July. 03- 2015 (Ashad 18, 2072)

Published on: Jul 03, 2015

Articles

Global IME Opens Two Branchless Banking Service

By A Correspondent | Jun 20, 2015

Nepal-India Transit Treaty Amended

Treaty of Transit amended to facilitate Vehicle Import into Nepal

By A Correspondent | Jun 24, 2015

WATEC ISRAEL 2015: How To Tap Water

Israel has shown how technology and innovation can make a difference in water management. From treating the sewage to desalinating the sea water and irrigating land through drip irrigation, Israel’s experiment has shown that proper water management c

By Keshab Poudel | Jul 03, 2015

We Can Build Nation, Too

Even our two neighbors, India and China, indicated giving up their competitive positions and jointly worked towards the reconstruction of Nepal

By Binod Kumar Chaudhary | Jul 03, 2015

Some Positive Signs

This way, the Authority will have important responsibility to discharge on a regular basis even after completion of the 5 year period allocated for reconstruction and rehabilitation of the earthquake-damaged infrastructures. Hope the rumored complica

By Dr. Tilak Rawal | Jul 03, 2015

STATUS OF MEDICAL EDUCATION

One is in doubt about the credibility of the NMC at present. The shadow of the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) is looming over some of its members. NMC therefore is in a state of flux. What to do?

By Hemang Dixit | Jul 03, 2015

DRAFT CONSTITUTION: In Spell Of Doom

From the day the draft of the new constitution was finalized at the CA, a few lawmakers began to mangle it right inside the august hall and went on to issue a death warrant to the new constitution

By A Correspondent | Jul 03, 2015

'Private Schools Have To Compete For Performance'

Kamal Prasad Sapkota, principle of New Millennium College, spoke to new spotlight

By A Correspondent | Jul 03, 2015

CNI AGM: High Hope

With the slogan of to help the nation Build Back Better, the twelfth Annual General Meeting (AGM) of CNI proposed ways to go for reconstruction

By A Correspondent | Jul 03, 2015

Nepal Should Avoid Immediate Reconstruction With Poor Materials

Why do buildings collapse while others survive? What can poor, earthquake-prone countries like Nepal do to improve building safety?

By A Correspondent | Jul 03, 2015

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