Vol 10. No.7, November 18, (Mangsir. 03,2073)

Published on: Nov 18, 2016

Articles

GRAND LARCENY: Reverse Robin Hood behind the Privatization of Infrastructure

Even in the 1990s and early 2000s, it was widely whispered that CIAA chiefs had three drawers in their desk: one for files of corruption cases to be pursued, another for those to be left pending and forgotten, and the third to be used for bargaining

By Dipak Gyawali | Nov 17, 2016

What’s Next After NPR 50,000?

The NRA must intensify technical support and close monitoring of the use of the first housing installment with a consistent message that the housing reconstruction is owner-driven to enable healthy and safe living. The NRA and external agencies must

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar | Nov 17, 2016

The Play’s the Thing

The last day we were there we went to Mt. Merappe and rambled on the slopes of the still active volcano. My sister used to tell me, “You’ll go where water won’t.” I don’t know why but it was those very words that kept moving around in my head.

By Greta Rana | Nov 17, 2016

NEPAL-INDIA RELATIONS All Is Well

Frequent high-level visits taking place between Nepal and India have helped the close neighbors mend their occasional differences and consolidate their age-old ties. Several factors have caused irritations to surface in their bilateral relations. Eve

By Keshab Poudel | Nov 17, 2016

POLITICS Confrontation Ahead

The slow pace of debate on the impeachment motion against CIAA chief Karki indicates that parties are quietly bargaining for constitution amendment

By Keshab Poudel | Nov 18, 2016

ADB PROJECTS Snail's Pace

Even as Nepal needs to accelerate its development activities to achieve a higher economic growth, almost all major projects supported by the Asian Development Bank are going slow

By A Correspondent | Nov 18, 2016

Trump’s Presidential Victory Not (So) Bad After all

Shock, awe and bewilderment. Three feelings that describe best the reaction of people after the American Presidential elections

By Abijit Sharma | Nov 18, 2016

NEPAL AND COP 22 Road To Adaptation

A member of LDC, Nepal has many issues to take up in the Marrakech UNFCC Conference

By A Correspondent | Nov 18, 2016

“Nepali Embassy Will Help British Investors, Visitors” Ambassador Subedi

With over three decades in various positions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador of Nepal to the United Kingdom DURGA BAHADUR SUBEDI has shown his competence and capability as a diplomat. As Nepal and the United Kingdom are celebrating 200 years of establishment of their diplomatic relations, ambassador Subedi, who is popularly known as Dubasu Chhetri in Nepali literary circle, spoke to NEW SPOTLIGHT on various issues. Excerpts:

By A Correspondent | Nov 18, 2016

POWER SECTOR With No Outage

Since assuming his office as Nepal Electricity Authority’s Managing Director Kul Man Ghising has been planning to free the capital of load-shedding hours

By A Correspondent | Nov 18, 2016

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