Vol.: 09, No. -6, September 11 2015 (Bhadra 25, 2072)

Published on: Sep 11, 2015

Articles

Control The Spreading Fire

People want a new constitution as soon as possible but they too want to be sure that the document passed by two-thirds majority in CA is implemented without spilling much blood. It may be noted that the protest-related death toll has reached 29 and t

By Dr. Tilak Rawal | Sep 11, 2015

“We Can Make Civil Service Effective”

As Nepal is celebrating Civil Service Day, TANKA MANI SHARMA, secretary at the Ministry of General Administration, spoke to NEW SPOTILIGHT on the importance of the day. Excerpts:

By A Correspondent | Sep 11, 2015

"Govt Should Own Work Of INGOs"

Working in the development sector for a long time, DR. PRABIN MANANDHAR, is now country director of Development for World Service, The Lutheran World Federation Nepal.

By A Correspondent | Sep 11, 2015

“Upper Tamakoshi Damage Manageable”

With a long experience in the hydropower sector, BIGYAN P. SHRESTHA is now at the helm of Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower Limited and Upper Tamakosi Hydroelectric Project. The earthquakes of April and May 2015 have damaged the Project. Its chief Shrestha

By A Correspondent | Sep 11, 2015

Treatment For Snakebites

Globally there are 5 million people who are bitten by snakes every year.

By Buddha Basnyat MD | Sep 11, 2015

Reap What You Sow

A sizeable number of the migrants come from countries where the United States and its allies had direct intervention. The mass exodus of people thus has a common root of problem: the West’s disastrous foreign policy.

By Abijit Sharma | Sep 11, 2015

CIVIL SERVICE: Change For Better

Soon after assuming the office of chief secretary, Dr. Som Lal Subedi has already initiated the process of reforms by introducing a performance checklist

By A Correspondent | Sep 11, 2015

NEW TRADE POLICY: Competitive Focus

“One of the main objectives of the new policy is to promote domestic industries, manage growing imports and boost exports, so that trade becomes an engine for economic development of the country,” said secretary Upadhyay.

By A Correspondent | Sep 11, 2015

POLITICS OF CONSTITUTION: Dead End?

Devastated by a major earthquake in April and subsequent aftershocks in May, over nine million people of 14 districts are still living in uncertainties. Even so the government shows no clear vision on reconstruction.

By Keshab Poudel | Sep 11, 2015

POLITICS: Controlled Anarchy

Given its geo-political space, Nepal will find its current political instability stretching to limits

By A Correspondent | Sep 11, 2015

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