VOL. 14 No. 09, December 25, 2020 ( Paush 10, 2077) Publisher: Keshab Prasad Poudel Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75
Published on: Dec 25, 2020
Despite enjoying a practically two-third majority in parliament, despite a comatose opposition Kangress, and despite a constitution cobbled by themselves in their favour barely five years ago, the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks tore apart the two parties, erstwhile UML and Cash Maoists, allegedly united to sweep the elections three years back
By Dipak Gyawali | Dec 23, 2020
As Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has been implementing programs and projects on transforming its operation, management and distribution modalities to match the new system of digital transmission and distribution, it requires employees, including senior managers, to deliver and improve the utility’s performance and efficiency in operation in line with a new system. Keeping pace with NEA’s construction work, various levels of training and exercise-related with governance and management principles, as well as technical know-how, are going to facilitate the transition to a new structure
By Madan Poudel | Dec 24, 2020
NCP leader K.P. Sharma Oli is not the first prime minister to dissolve the parliament calling mid-term elections to reply constitutionally to frequent interventions by Party President over the popular authority of the elected executive in exercising the power. Starting just after the political change in 1951, between Matrika Prasad Koirala and B.P Koirala, two revolutionaries and brothers, the question over who controls the government: Party President or Prime Minister has remained a major cause for creating political turmoil of one kind or another and bringing prolonged political instability. The seven-decade-old unsettled dispute remains at the crux of the political instability in the country
By Keshab Poudel | Dec 24, 2020
Implemented by DCA and local NGOs in close coordination with the Local Governments (Palikas), through the financial support of Delegation of European Union in Nepal, GG School is a part of PARIWARTAN – Participation, Inclusion and Wider CSOs' Actions for Responsive, Transparent and Accountable local governance in Nepal Project
By A Correspondent | Dec 27, 2020