VOL 13 NO 02 ,Aug.02 –22 Aug., 2019(Sharwan 17, 2076) Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75

Published on: Aug 02, 2019

Articles

I Would Like To See Nepal Prosper Just As Korea Did

By Park Young-sik | Jul 24, 2019

The Lost Accountability

We realized that the country, he belongs to, and I belong to have many similarities and anomalies, at least, in terms of development

By LS Ghimire | Jul 25, 2019

NAC, National Flag Carrier, What Went Wrong : An Analysis

According to the business plan, duly approved by NAC Board, two Wide-Body should generate gross revenue of about USD 80 million per annum, which is a comfortable amount to pay installment to two lending agencies EPF and CIT

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE | Jul 27, 2019

Flood Season Blues

The second reason is that Himalayan rivers carry not just water but also much sediment from natural erosion which, over the many millennia, created the lower Ganga plains from the Tethys Sea including today's Bihar and Bangladesh.

By Dipak Gyawali | Aug 02, 2019

On Path To Resilience

Development activities should be undertaken by keeping natural ecosystem healthy so that it acts as the first line of defence against climatic hazards.

By Dinanath Bhandari | Aug 02, 2019

SWITCH-Asia: A sustainable approach to addressing environmental problems in Asia

One of the important outcomes of the dialogue was the identification of concrete steps/actions needed to achieve SCP goals by 2030 and the processes needed for a relevant SCP strategy and action plan.

By Dr. Ranjan Prakash Shrestha | Aug 02, 2019

Irrational Exuberance: Nepali Hydropower Edition

What would we do with the surplus power that starts at a few hundred megawatts in 2022 and reaches around 4,000 – 5,000 megawatts in 2027?

By Sagar Prasai | Aug 02, 2019

Stable Government But Unstable Governance

Centralization continues on many fronts as the Kathmandu politicians and bureaucracy are trying to keep power and resources within them wherever possible. This had hindered local development in Nepal.

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar | Aug 02, 2019

Guru Nanak Math On Verge Of Vanishing

With the announcement to release coins to celebrate Guru Nanak’s 550 birth anniversary, Nepal has shown a great respect and honor to Guru Nanak. However, Prachin Udasi Guru Nanak Math, one of the oldest shrines, with valuable handwritten Guru Granth in its ownership, at Balaju, is on the wane. Encroached from all sides, including the spiritual sects, schools, communities, roads and individuals, this oldest Math with unique architecture and valuable documents is likely to disappear from the map given the current pace of encroachment

By Keshab Poudel | Aug 02, 2019

POLITICS Full Of Contradictions

With contradictions and controversies, politics is heading to new directions

By A Correspondent | Aug 03, 2019

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