VOL. 14 No. 15, April 02, 2021 (Chaitra 20, 2077) Publisher: Keshab Prasad Poudel Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75

Published on: Apr 03, 2021

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Uttarakhand Glaciers And Recent Disaster: A Lesson To Our Country

The Dhauli-Ganga`glacier flood event should serve as reminder to our country also that resolution of glaciological flood problems must be accorded top priority to prevent from happening disastrous glacier lake outburst flood events

By Dr. A.B. Thapa | Mar 02, 2021

Tokyo Olympic Committee Is Now Preparing For The Coming Summer

By Keshab Poudel | Mar 06, 2021

Why On The Thirteenth Day?

As birds of the same feather flock together, and as there are neither permanent friends nor foes in politics, it is likely that the politicians will come to a political deal that suits them rather than what is best for the country.

By Hemang Dixit | Mar 21, 2021

All Roads Lead North Are Less Travelled

With 66-pages in notes and purposefully featured details without connecting the dots, the book puzzles even a keen watcher of Nepal

By Atul K. Thakur | Mar 28, 2021

Isn’t This The Time, Honorable Minister, That Nepal Will Make The Change In Your Voting Pattern?

With your permission, the honorable Minister, I would like to try to explain this close friendship. What are the reasons for such a level of trust?

By Hanan Goder-Goldberger | Apr 03, 2021

Melamchi Story From King Birendra, NC Leader Bhattarai And PM Oli

By Keshab Poudel | Apr 03, 2021

Global Order: Change Is Coming!

Kishore Mahbubani, author of Has China Won? The Chinese Challenge to American Primacy aptly puts it in one of his recent interviews.

By Abijit Sharma | Apr 03, 2021

THL A Breakthrough

The signing of a contract agreement for the construction of package one is a major breakthrough to complete the Tanahu Hydropower project

By A Correspondent | Apr 03, 2021

STATUE OF LATE DILLI JUNG THAPA Cause For Recognition

Unveiling the statue, Nepal government has finally recognize Chief Engineer Colonel late Dilli Jung Thapa, a Rurkee graduate, for his contributions in opening the first tunnel

By A Correspondent | Apr 04, 2021

MELAMCHI PROJECT Water At The Tap

Following the discharge of water from the Sundarijal water treatment plant on March 28, the water has reached over 100,000 households through the old water pipelines of Kathmandu Valley. However, the worries of Tiresh Prasad Khatri, Executive Director of Melamchi Water Development Board, have increased. ED Khatri, who has not slept well since the beginning of filling the water in the tunnel, remains alert monitoring through his mobile app the state of water in tunnels, treatment plant and discharge rate for distribution. For all the challenges, hardship and stress, ED Khatri shares part of this historic work completion with secretary Madhav Belbase

By Keshab Poudel | Apr 04, 2021

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