VOL.11, No.06,October 13- 2017 (Ashwin 27, 2074)

Published on: Oct 15, 2017

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AFTER TWO YEARS OF RECONSTRUCTION East Nepal In Shadow

Despite the distribution of the first installment of the earthquake reconstruction cash grants for private houses, the shortage of construction materials and hike in the price are creating obstructions in the process rebuilding homes in Bhojpur and Dhankuta of the eastern region.

By Uma Kanta Khanal | Oct 15, 2017

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Recovery And Reconstruction: A look At The Reconstruction Expenditure

Almost two and a half years after the earthquake it is necessary to review the reconstruction process and its pace from the perspective of the funds being deployed and their utilization at the macro and micro level.

By Pragati Koirala | Oct 15, 2017

A Quarter Millennium Of Nepal's Statehood

That was in the year 1768 A.D., the year when Kathmandu, the central city-state of the capital valley was integrated into this country as the foundation-stone of this State-Nation-in-making, starting the evolution of a nationhood that is still underway.

By Ananda Aditya | Oct 15, 2017

ECONOMY A Slowdown

Three international multilateral banks announce that Nepal’s economic growth will be likely to go below five percent next year

By Keshab Poudel | Oct 15, 2017

Nepal-India Relations

Career diplomats of Ministry of Foreign Affairs should be given the full responsibility to handle the issue.

By Keshab Poudel | Oct 15, 2017

Emerging Left Alliance: Hopes And Fears

Today, there are 125 plus political parties in Nepal. With this, Nepal will not get a majority government in the near future, nor any coalition government will survive for more than 18 months

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar | Oct 15, 2017

Who Is My Neighbour?

The Romans conquered and ruled the then known world for 700 years. The longest established Empire to this date

By Greta Rana | Oct 15, 2017

EPG MEET Talking Shop

The recent statement issued by the Nepalese members of the Eminent Persons Group (EPG) shows who determines Nepal’s foreign policy

By Keshab Poudel | Oct 15, 2017

COAS GENERAL CHHETRI’S TWO YEARS Capability Boost

In the history of Nepal Army, the First Exclusive Unit for Women was established during COAS General Chhetri's first two years in office

By A Correspondent | Oct 15, 2017

Confusing Political Developments

Yadav and Thakur have the advantage of bargaining with NC from a position of strength because they know well that if what happened in Province-2 local elections could be extended to other parts of Madhes, the two parties together can emerge as a post-election major political force capable enough to bargain for the top executive post of the country

By Dr. Tilak Rawal | Oct 15, 2017

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