VOL 12 No.13, February 08, 2019 (Magh. 25 2075) Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75

Published on: Feb 09, 2019

Articles

The Belt And Road Initiative: Legal Challenges For Nepal

The BRI, as a new approach, presents an opportunity for Nepal to further increase such investments with enhanced speed

By Dr. Bipin Adhikari and Bidushi Adhikari | Jan 26, 2019

Notes From The Editor

Nepal’s politics is heating up. With the announcement of protest programs in street and disruption in the parliament, main opposition party Nepali Congress has shown that it will not let prime Minister KP Sharma led government to move smoothly.

By Keshab Poudel | Feb 09, 2019

China Myanmar Strained Relation Suspension Of Myitsone Dam Project

It appears that the mammoth Burhi-Gandaki High Dam Project is proposed to be implemented turning a blind eye to our country's legitimate share in the vast irrigation and flood control benefits accruing to India, which could even surpass power benefit, despite the fact that the previous BJP government of India had constituted a high level commission under then Minister Suresh Prabhu to recommend royalty to be paid by India to Nepal for regulated water discharged after power generation in our country.

By Dr. A.B. Thapa | Feb 09, 2019

VENEZUELA ROW Government In Defensive

The government has been making efforts to minimize the damage caused by Prachanda’s statement on Venezuela

By A Correspondent | Feb 09, 2019

CIVIL MILITARY RELATIONS Nepali Perspective

Nepal Army Organized a workshop to discuss Civil Military Relation: In Present Socio-Political Environment of Nepal

By A Correspondent | Feb 09, 2019

Kangressi Angst-III: Will They Ever Learn?

In the first election held under it in 1991 as well as in the Mahasamiti meeting in Kalbalgudi, fratricidal warfare broke out between the top leadership from which the Kangress has never really recovered.

By Dipak Gyawali | Feb 09, 2019

POLITICS Government In Trouble

Although the government handled all internal crises successfully in the last one year, the government is still vulnerable, given its contradictions

By A Correspondent | Feb 09, 2019

Are We Failing Or Failed?

Over the last sixty-eight years it has been seen that democratisation of society is a difficult process in the history of any nation. Untouchability, chauppadi and witch incidents are fairly common reports in our papers. Is it because we are a closed society that has never been conquered by external forces? What is the quality within us which has made it possible to exist as a Society or as a Nation?

By Hemang Dixit | Feb 09, 2019

NEPAL-INDIA WATER RESOURCES MEET: Trust Deficit

Nepal and India have made some progress to develop trust in sharing water resources

By Keshab Poudel | Feb 09, 2019

NEPAL-FRANCE Seven Decades Of Relations

Long before the establishment of formal relations between the two countries, the two countries established informal contacts in the region

By A Correspondent | Feb 09, 2019

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