Vol.10, No.10, January 06,2017 Poush 22,2073

Published on: Jan 07, 2017

Articles

2017 Resolution: Breaking The Legacy of Political Confrontation

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar | Jan 06, 2017

CONSTITUTIONAL POLITICS On The Brink

The deep division among the three major political parties poses a threat to the survival of the present constitution

By Keshab Poudel | Jan 06, 2017

GRANT FOR EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS Little And Late

Although the National Reconstruction Authority claims to have distributed grants to many people affected by the 2015 earthquakes, the money is turning out to mean too little, too late

By Keshab Poudel | Jan 07, 2017

EARTHQUKE Insecure Cities

In the middle of the celebrations around the Earthquake Safety Day, research articles published by scientists have created doubts in the minds of the general people. As Nepal lies in a seismically active zone, the occurrence of earthquake of any size

By Keshab Poudel | Jan 07, 2017

Looming A Threat of Earthquake

Big or small, earthquakes can strike the country at any time

By Keshab Poudel | Jan 07, 2017

ILO-NEPAL PARTNERSHIP Half A Century

ILO is one of the oldest UN organizations working in Nepal to support Nepal’s development process and protect the rights of workers

By A Correspondent | Jan 07, 2017

IOM AT 65 Helping Migrants

Since the establishment of the IOM Nepal office, it has been helping migrant workers and refugees in Nepal

By A Correspondent | Jan 07, 2017

“Many Acts Of Legislation Necessary”

As Nepal is in the process of implementing the new constitution, many new acts of legislation are necessary to support the process. With its expertise and manpower, Nepal Law Commission has to be playing an important role in this transition. Acting s

By A Correspondent | Jan 07, 2017

NEPAL-BRITAIN BICENTENARY Cause For Celebration

With the initiative of Nepal Britain Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NBCCI), a postal stamp was released to mark the bicentenary of Nepal Britain relations

By A Correspondent | Jan 07, 2017

FECAL SLUDGE MANAGEMENT New Challenges

As the population grows in urban centers and areas of open defecation shrink, new challenges have appeared in fecal sludge management

By A Correspondent | Jan 08, 2017

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