Vol.: 09, No. -7, September 25 2015 (Ashoj 8, 2072)

Published on: Sep 25, 2015

Articles

“We Are Ready To Negotiation”

At a time when Nepal’s southern part is burning with massive agitation against the constitution and Prime Minister Sushil Koirala is heading for New York to participate in UN General Assembly, CPN-UML leader K.P. Sharma Oli spoke briefly to media at

By A Correspondent | Sep 26, 2015

Will Nepal's new constitution bring political stability?

Dr. George Varughese, Nepal country representative for The Asia Foundation and senior visiting scholar and professor at the University of Wyoming, warns that unless the country's leaders agree to also address the needs of Nepal's women

By A Correspondent | Sep 26, 2015

“Given Opportunity, Civil Servants Can Solve Problems”

Having served for more than two decades in civil service in various positions, Secretary at the Election Commission SARADA PRASAD TRITAL has developed a rich experience as a civil servant. As the country recently celebrated the Civil Service Day, Tri

By A Correspondent | Sep 26, 2015

“NAP Is Only Next To NAPA”

As Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment launched a process of to formulate and implement the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) on 18 September; senior agro-economist Naresh Sharma of Climate Change Management Division spoke to New Spotlight o

By A Correspondent | Sep 26, 2015

Constitution Of Nepal 2072: Under Fire

With the promulgation of the New Constitution on September 20, Nepal’s prolonged political transition has come to a formal end, logically concluding the peace process started after a decade of violent Maoist insurgency.

By Keshab Poudel | Sep 26, 2015

NAP LAUNCHING: Promise To Keep

With support from Practical Action Regional Office, Ministry of Science Technology and Environment has launched the National Adaptation Program (NAP)

By A Correspondent | Sep 26, 2015

Agricultural Economy – More Than Just Cautious Optimism

There may be many valid reasons behind the contribution of the agricultural sector in the country’s gross domestic product appearing bleak. First, there was severe loss of stored crops in many earthquake affected areas.

By Shikshya Adhikari | Sep 26, 2015

Nepali Constitution and Economy - All’s Not Well

The constitutional promulgation no doubt is a huge boost for the economy. But if the three major parties fail to bring the disgruntled Terai parties on board, then the consequences might be highly detrimental.

By Shalinta Sigdel | Sep 26, 2015

FAO: Farm Support

Nepal gets ready to implement good agriculture practices soon

By A Correspondent | Sep 26, 2015

CHILDREN: Caught In Ordeal

Despite the efforts of national and international groups, Nepali children continue to suffer from the consequences of conflict

By A Correspondent | Sep 26, 2015

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