VOL.11, No.17, March 23, 2018 (Chaitra 09, 2074) Online Register Number: DOI 584/074-75

Published on: Mar 23, 2018

Articles

Vying For World Records

It is beyond my understanding as to why this enthusiasm to break the Guinness World Records set in India by conducting similar events here to attract the attention of the people.

By Hemang Dixit | Mar 23, 2018

Addressing Nepal’s Real Water Issues

It is also important that we “indigenize” this international occasion. We have many of our own water-related cultural institutions that are crying for our national attention.

By Dipak Gyawali | Mar 23, 2018

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SAARC BUSINESS CONCLAVE 2018: Coming Together

SAARC business leaders conclave 2018 stresses the need for robust connectivity and trade for regional prosperity

By A Correspondent | Mar 23, 2018

Is Majority Government Not Sufficient For Stability And Prosperity?

Political stability does not only mean the continuation of the same political party or the prime minister in the government.

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar | Mar 23, 2018

KABELI CORRIDOR: Reaching Agreement

After a discussion with a team led by Nepal Electricity MD Kul Man Ghising, local people in Ilam have agreed to end the deadlock on Kaebeli corridor

By A Correspondent | Mar 23, 2018

Making China ‘Great’ Again

Many have argued that Xi’s supremacy will give him the authority he needs to vanquish rampant corruption. China still stands at 77th position in Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index - close to countries like India and much behind some of Africa’s most corrupted countries

By Abijit Sharma | Mar 23, 2018

"Trekking Has Changed A Lot" Robin Marston

Robin Marston has been a leading figure in Nepali tourism and trekking for nearly forty years. He led Mountain Travel, Nepal’s first trekking agency, for twelve years and managed the famous Summit Hotel for fourteen years. Since then, he’s played an important role in conservation and charity work, and has left a lasting legacy in Nepal. It was my second time meeting Robin, and this time he invited me to his home for our interview. I met him in the lobby of the Summit Hotel before he led me to his house just next door. Outside his gate I was surprised to see a sheep, an animal I hadn’t seen since arriving in Nepal. I wasn’t even sure if they existed here. I was even more surprised when Robin called for “Shobha” to come inside with us. We sat in his garden, eating biscuits, drinking tea and petting Shobha the sheep, and started the interview.

By Alex Bushnell | Mar 23, 2018

STATES: Picking Up Pace

Nepal’s states have shown that they will ultimately manage the power limiting the center and local levels

By A Correspondent | Mar 23, 2018

SANA KISAN BANK: Maturing At 17

Sana Kisan Bank celebrates its 17th anniversary, enhancing its capacity to serve the much-needed small farmers

By A Correspondent | Mar 23, 2018

Work, Rest & Recharge

I’ve been battling with two intentions that seem to contradict and work against each other in my work and my life and that is my desire to hustle and my desire to rest. And it’s an inner battle that I know I’m not alone in facing each day.

By Shradha Gyawali | Mar 23, 2018

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