VOL.11, No.16, March 02, 2018 (Falgun 18, 2074) Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75

Published on: Mar 04, 2018

Articles

The Critical Crisis Of Leadership In Nepal

We are living in extraordinary times believes Ronald A. Heifetz; one of the foremost theorists on leadership

By Prof. Madhukar SJB Rana | Feb 26, 2018

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Nepal Firmly Upholds Values Of Human Rights

By Shanker Das Bairagi | Feb 28, 2018

People Cementing Nepal-US Ties

With over 11,000 Nepali students currently enrolled in higher education in the U.S., we are looking forward to a new generation of young people contributing to the ever-growing network of people-to-people ties

By Alaina B. Teplitz | Feb 28, 2018

Farewell To Dr.Varughese

By A Correspondent | Mar 02, 2018

NC-UML Confrontation Ahead

With the induction of four ministers, K.P Sharma Oli has managed the inner party disputes for now. However, the deteriorating relations with the opposition is likely to bring a backlash

By Keshab Poudel | Mar 04, 2018

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Let Me Breath

Nepal ranked 176, in a world field of 180 countries having polluted atmosphere. In comparison Switzerland was first and least polluted, USA 27, China 120, India 177 and Bangladesh 179.

By Hemang Dixit | Mar 04, 2018

Oli Becomes Prime Minister

All said and done, it is difficult to disagree with people who think that compared to these decisions related to increases in allowances and nomination, his earlier decision pertaining to the appointment of governors, which was a must and was taken after rounds of consultation with other political parties, was timely and appropriate.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal | Mar 04, 2018

Save Federalism Before It Meets An Accident

Kathmandu bureaucracy is trying to keep power and resources within it wherever possible. On the other hand, local government units are not adequately resourced and empowered.

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar | Mar 04, 2018

EPG MEET Close Ties, Closed Eyes

In the last one decade, Nepal-India foundations have been shaken one after another. The recently proposed EPG draft is likely to demolish the remaining foundations

By Keshab Poudel | Mar 04, 2018

FEDERAL GOVERNANCE No One-Size-Fits-All

Despite six decades of decentralization and over two centuries of tradition of autonomy, Nepal has entered into a new phase of governance, with provincial governments in seven provinces and local levels with political, economic and administrative autonomy. At a time when governance at the central level is sure to feature high handedness, the challenge before all the states and local levels will be to implement the real federal system in practice

By Keshab Poudel | Mar 05, 2018

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