Vol:09, No 11, December 11, 2015 (Mangsir 25, 2071

Published on: Dec 13, 2015

Articles

Hope & Despair

Thanks to this anti-people blockade, instituted by our ‘Friend for Eternity’ India, things are in a hopeless state in Nepal. The electric transformers of the various localities in most cities perhaps are going, ‘Bong’, ‘Bong’ as they explode.

By Hemang Dixit | Jan 02, 2016

“Demand For Consular Services Growing” Ganesh Prasad Dhakal

Despite the important role the Department of Consular Services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs plays in delivering a host of services to the Nepalese and foreign diplomatic missions and personnel, it is rarely featured in the media. In that contex

By A Correspondent | Jan 02, 2016

"Rasuwa Customs Handling Increasing Import Pressure" Kedar Prasad Paneru

For years, Nepal-China trading point Rashuwagadhi has remained a small custom office for trading. Following the closure of Tatopani border point due to the devastation by earthquakes, Rasuwgadhi has turned into a major border hub. Chief of Rasuwagadh

By A Correspondent | Jan 02, 2016

RASUWAGADHI POWER PROJECTGetting Back Slowly

The shortage of petroleum products has delayed the resumption of construction work in Rasuwagadhi Hydro Power Project

By Keshab Poudel | Jan 02, 2016

PARIS DEALHistoric Hope

Although parties, including Nepal,which attended COP 21 in Paris, termed the Paris Agreement as a Historic Deal,how it will be translated into bringing real changes to benefit the poor and vulnerable population is best left for a guess

By Keshab Poudel | Jan 02, 2016

Nepal Ranks 118th –Why So Low?

Nepal has been ranked 118th out of 150 countries in the Forbes business list. This statement may not come as a surprise but is surely disheartening. The businesses, which I thought of while giving the answer and which are many, for the most part, com

By Shikshya Adhikari | Jan 02, 2016

Helping Needy Children

. Regarding education, schooling rate remains around 60%, and interruptions of classes are too frequent. As a result, the literacy rate is very low: around 70% of men and 45% of women can read and write. In terms of law, the only primary school is co

By Victor Chevet-Poisneuf | Jan 02, 2016

EDC Forms High Level Advisory Panel

By A Correspondent | Jan 03, 2016

Deepak Raj JoshNew NTB CEO

Newly appointed CEO of Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) Deepak Raj Joshi has assumed office. Secretary at the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) administered the oath of office and secrecy to Joshi amid a function.

By A Correspondent | Jan 03, 2016

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