VOL. 15, No. 07, Oct. 29, 2021 (Kartik 12, 2078) Publisher and Editor: Keshab Prasad Poudel Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75

Published on: Oct 31, 2021

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Nepal First, Now

All very good for one has to keep in mind that one of our legislators has been attempting in the house to make it legal to grow ganja or hemp in Nepal and popularise the use of its various products for the country’s benefit.

By Hemang Dixit | Sep 06, 2021

CoP26: Turning Point For GHGs Emissions Reduction

Nepal’s participation in climate change negotiations dates to three decades. Nepal attended 1st to 25thCoPsat different levels. CoP 15 and CoP 24 held at Copenhagen and Katowice were attended at the level of Heads of Government and State respectively.

By Batu Uprety | Oct 11, 2021

Emergence Of Small Farmer Agricultural Cooperatives: A Key To Structural Change Of Rural Economy

In this context, it is worth mentioning the role of Small Farmer Agricultural Cooperatives(SFACL) in structural transformation of rural economy of Nepal

By Shivaram Pd. Koirala, PhD | Oct 16, 2021

PM DEUBA’S HUNDREED DAYS Mixed Rating

As other governments, PM Deuba has spent most of his time to manage coalition partners and his own party. However, the government has made a good progress in vaccination drive

By A Correspondent | Oct 31, 2021

FLOOD AND DISASTER Unprecedented Loss

The incessant rain has badly affected life of people in Sudurpaschim province killing people, destroying houses and crops

By A Correspondent | Oct 31, 2021

COP26 Last Chance

The decision taken by the world leaders will determine the future of earth

By A Correspondent | Oct 31, 2021

WORLD BANK Service-led Growth

The World Bank says: Services-led Growth Is Key To Nepal’s Green, Resilient, And Inclusive Development

By A Correspondent | Nov 01, 2021

SURPLUS ELECTRICTY Bane Or Boon

In almost two decades, Nepal’s electricity generation status has drastically changed from a electricity-starved country to a self-reliant one. At a time India is facing severe electricity crisis due to high demand, a good opportunity could be close by. Yet, as several rounds of official meetings were held, Nepal is yet to break the barrier for export. The recent meeting shows that the situation could change only through a settlement at the political level. The time is ripe for Nepal to take the initiative

By Keshab Poudel | Nov 01, 2021

YOUNG CHILDREN On Poor Diet

UNICEF says: Young Children’s Diets Show No Improvement Over Last Decade

By A Correspondent | Nov 02, 2021

HUNGER AND FOOD Nepal’s Position

Out of 116 nations, Nepal stands on a position below 100 in Global Hunger Index. However, Nepal’s position is poor in Global Food Supply Index

By A Correspondent | Nov 03, 2021

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