VOL. 18, No. 14,February.21, 2025 (Falgun-09. 2081) Publisher and Editor: Keshab Prasad Poudel Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75

Published on: Feb 21, 2025

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HELVETAS NEPAL’s RIVERBED FARMING Empowering Women

In the underprivileged, landless, and land-poor areas of the Terai region in Nepal, the impact of Riverbed Farming (RbF) in empowering women is evident. Hundreds of women have risen from socio-economic disadvantages to become leaders within their communities, thanks to the support and empowerment provided by RbF.

By Keshab Poudel | Jul 10, 2024

Japan And Nepal Have A Long-Standing Relations

By Maeda Toru | Feb 07, 2025

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Cable Car Enhances Identity And Living Standards Of Citizens

IME Group acquired a significant stake in the cable car project in 2079 with the goal of establishing tourist attractions with cable cars in all seven provinces of Nepal.

By Chandra Prasad Dhakal | Feb 08, 2025

Green Economy A Priority

Initiated by Secretary Madhu Kumar Marasini, the National Planning Commission hosted a meeting of all concerned ministries for the first time to prioritize climate change in the forthcoming budget

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE | Feb 11, 2025

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Nepal and India: More Cross Border Transmission line

Nepal and India signs agreement on the construction of more cross border Transmission line

By Keshab Poudel | Feb 12, 2025

Nepal’s Governance Mired In Endemic Corruption

The root cause of Nepal’s corruption is moral and ideological; and there are hardly any political leaders in major parties who are not tainted let alone who command a moral high ground.

By Dipak Gyawali | Feb 20, 2025

EXPORT IMPORT: Garlic Import Surge

Authorities Investigate Spike in Garlic Imports in Nepal

By A Correspondent | Feb 21, 2025

KOICA SUPPORT: Migrant To Future Innovators

From Migrant Workers to Nepal’s Future Innovators

By A Correspondent | Feb 21, 2025

RENEWABLE AND GREEN ENERGY: Challenges To Overcome

The Alternative Energy Promotion Center (AEPC) has made significant progress in expanding access to renewable energy in remote rural areas over the past 25 years. Led by influential figures such as Dr. Govinda Raj Pokharel, Dr. Ram Prasad Dhital, and Dr. Narayan Prasad Chaulagain, AEPC has become a leading institution in promoting renewable energy in remote and rural Nepal. Nepal recently celebrated International Clean Energy Day with the "Energy Transition for Resilient and Low Carbon Economy Summit-2025" on the International Day of Clean Energy, where AEPC, under the leadership of current Executive Director Nawa Raj Dhakal, is paving the way for a significant shift in energy transition.

By A Correspondent | Feb 23, 2025

ADB POWERING NEPAL: Five Decades Of Support

Powering Nepal Five Decades of ADB-Nepal Partnership in the Energy Sector

By A Correspondent | Feb 24, 2025

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