VOL. 15, No. 18, May.06,2022 (Baishakh 23. 2079) Publisher and Editor: Keshab Prasad Poudel Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75

Published on: May 08, 2022

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China-Nepal Relationship Maintained Steady Growth

China supports Nepal in pursuing independent domestic and foreign policies; China supports Nepal in participating in BRI to a greater extent.

By Hou Yanqi | Apr 26, 2022

Patan’s Bhimsen Temple Revived With Local Participation

Bhimsen temple's renovation is expected to cost roughly Rs 50 million

By Aarjan Dhakhwa | Apr 26, 2022

U.S. – Nepal Relationship Is People-to-People Connections, Sovereignty, And Democratic Values

By Randy W. Berry | Apr 29, 2022

NEPAL-U.S. RELATIONS At 75

Although Nepal and the United States are geographically far away, their relations at state to state and people to people level is close and intimate. The material and technical support provided by the U.S. Government contributed enormously to build infrastructures and establishing democratic institutions at the grass-root level. People-to-people relations are so deep and strong which have been fostered and strengthened by scholars, diplomats, Peace Corps Volunteers, travelers, and individuals. As Nepal-U.S. Relations enter at 75, the foundation of friendship between the two countries stands now unshakable

By Keshab Poudel | Apr 30, 2022

CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES Everywhere, Nowhere

Nepal’s constitutional bodies are yet to function as envisaged by the constitution

By Keshab Poudel | May 01, 2022

Water Scarcity: Nepal’s Self-Induced Woe!

It all started back in the mid-1960s with Dr Hari Man Shrestha’s PhD thesis at Moscow Energy Institute (incidentally a first technical PhD in Nepal and incidentally where I too a decade later ended up studying under the same grand old man of Soviet hydropower Prof Jaffar Omarovitich Seifulla) where he carried out the seminal ball-park estimate of Nepal’s theoretical hydropower potential putting it at 83,000 MW.

By Dipak Gyawali | May 04, 2022

POWER CRISIS Short Term

As the monsoon season just one and half months away, Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) hopes to end electricity shortage soon

By A Correspondent | May 09, 2022

LOCAL POLLS EC Sets Goals

As elections day is approaching, 144,000 candidates are vying for 35,221 posts all over the country

By A Correspondent | May 09, 2022

E-COOKING Reduce LPGs

Stakeholders urge Government to Waive taxes on electric cooking devices

By A Correspondent | May 10, 2022

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