Vol 10, No 4, September 16,2016 (Bhadra 31, 2073)

Published on: Sep 14, 2016

Articles

PM DAHAL’S INDIA VISIT Missing Link

Making suspicious remarks public, prime minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has reduced the importance of his second official visit to India

By Keshab Poudel | Sep 14, 2016

“NAP On NAPA And LAPA Experiences”

As Nepal has shown how community mobilization can make a difference in local adaptation programs, Naresh Sharma, head of Climate Finance Management Section in the Ministry of Population and Environment, is leading the NCCSP as the National Program Ma

By A Correspondent | Sep 13, 2016

“No Need to Redefine Nepal Army”

Government's restructuring of security sector seems to have encroached on some constitutional rights of Nepal Army. Former Army Chief General PYAR JUNG THAPA, who led the national army during a crucial phase of transition in Nepal, spoke to KESHAB PO

By Keshab Poudel | Sep 15, 2016

“We Are Improving Immigration Process”

As there are a lot of challenges Department of Immigration is facing, its Director General of Department of Immigration Kedar Neupane spoke to New Spotlight on various issues. Excerpts:

By A Correspondent | Sep 15, 2016

“We Can Prevent Student Money Going Abroad”

KAPIL DEV REGMI, Executive Director of Kanjirowa Higher Secondary School and Kathmandu Don Bosco College, has worked in the education sector for over eighteen years. With his long experience in the sector, Regmi spoke to NEW SPOTLIGHT on various issu

By A Correspondent | Sep 15, 2016

Stand up and be counted!

The one that is a favourite, often used by the ‘watch out don’t be naughty brigade’ is the anecdote of Sodom and Gomorrah. ‘ Run through the city’ the godhead demands, ‘find me one just man and I will spare the whole of Sodom and Gomorrah.

By Greta Rana | Sep 15, 2016

Is SAARC Outdated & Defunct?

There was even talk of having a common currency like the Euro. At the starting of this process there was a feeling that perhaps the big ‘shark might gobble up the small ones.

By Hemang Dixit | Sep 15, 2016

Philippines’ War Against Drugs No Mercy

Many accuse him of promoting death squads to kill drug users and peddlers. According to human rights organizations, many of the deceased have been killed despite surrendering and many others have been killed simply out of their personal animosity wit

By Abijit Sharma | Sep 15, 2016

BookMemoir From King Tribhuwan's Man

Late Dayarambhakta Mathema’s memoir reveals many events of the revolution of 1951 and death of King Tribhuwan

By Keshab Poudel | Sep 15, 2016

GOVINDA RAJ JOSHI Light of Education

Nepali Congress leader and former minister Govinda Raj Joshi played a very important role to transform the education system in Nepal.

By A Correspondent | Sep 15, 2016

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