Vol.:06 No.-13 Dec.28-2012(Poush 13,2069)

Published on: Dec 28, 2012

Articles

No Woman Is Truly Safe

So who is responsible? Is it a crime to be born as a woman? Let us not just talk about the Indian girl in the capital whose case is going to fast track court but of all other girls who may be the future victims of such crimes.

By Aditi Aryal | Dec 28, 2012

“We Will Defend User Rights”

Dynamic and strong, APSHARA CHAPAGAIN is one of the most powerful elected women as the president of the Federation of the Community Forest Users Nepal, which has a membership of over 10 million people. As FECOFUN has recently concluded its sixth nati

By Apshara Chapagain | Jan 02, 2013

DELHI DIARY: Respect To Protect

Educated businessmen, actors and teachers all have faced charges of molestation and harassment against women. The dominant male psychology has to change.

By Abijit Sharma | Jan 02, 2013

Women Workers AbroadChallenges Ahead

As the women use alternative routes, their lack of official documentation has made it difficult to even know their exact number.

By Debesh Adhikari | Jan 02, 2013

Confederation of Nepalese IndustriesLeadership Change

After giving the leadership to the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI) for almost ten years since its very inception, Binod Kumar Chaudhary has handed over the helm to senior vice president Narendra Kumar Basnet.

By Debesh Adhikari | Jan 02, 2013

Gainers and Losers

Mahat will, however, have plenty of people to support his view on the extension issue. Let us hope that the six-day extension provided by the President hours before he embarked upon a state visit to India produces positive resulte,pleasantly surprisi

By Dr. Tilak Rawal | Jan 02, 2013

An inglorious trip

The interim constitution has failed and is dead. The 1990 constitution has been annihilated, unconstitutionally.

By Yubaraj Ghimire | Jan 02, 2013

ARMY CHIEF GARUAV SUMSHER RANA: Positive Vibes

Nepal Army Chief General Gaurav Sumsher Rana’s bicycle ride to office has sent many positive vibes

By A Correspondent | Dec 28, 2012

NEPAL-INDIA TRANSIT TREATY: Ministries Differ

Nepal and India have principally agreed to revise the Nepal-India Transit Treaty by incorporating some clauses before 5 January, 2013. However, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly objected to a clause accepted by the Ministry of Commerce and

By Keshab Poudel | Dec 28, 2012

Transit Travails Revisited

At a time when Nepali officials are negotiating with their Indian counterparts for a renewal of the bilateral transit treaty that expires 5 January 2013, it is in order to recount the transit-related problems perennially faced by Nepal.

By Paras Kharel | Dec 28, 2012

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