Vol.9 No 22, June 3,2016 (Jesth 21)

Published on: Jun 03, 2016

Articles

NEPAL AND JAPAN Tale Of Two Gentlemen

Although Kenichi Tanaka and Chandi Prasad Shrestha visited each other's countries in two different circumstances, in the early 1980s, they have a lot of things to share

By Keshab Poudel | Jun 02, 2016

CHANDI PRASAD SHRESTHA Trained In Tokyo

Serving at various ministries as a secretary before retirement, Chandi Prasad Shrestha learnt a lot from the training he got in Japan

By A Correspondent | Jun 02, 2016

KENICHI TANAKA Witness To Changes

In the last 35 years, Nepal has seen a great stride in education sector. Kenichi Tanaka has been part of many of these changes

By Keshab Poudel | Jun 02, 2016

Upper Karnali’s Highway to Serfdom

Nepal is now unfortunately caught within a geo-political rivalry that has brought an unhealthy “Contain China” policy to its doorsteps. Along with it comes arather ludicrous fact: the Mughlanis are under a mistaken view that they can become a regiona

By Dipak Gyawali | Jun 02, 2016

Annual Rituals Performed

In addition to what is stipulated in the deal, basically in relation to transitional justice mechanism, UML’s agreement to hand over the government leadership to UCPN(Maoist) soon after the endorsement of the budget is said to have lured Prachanda in

By Dr. Tilak Rawal | Jun 02, 2016

The Sins of our Fathers

The knack of leadership in Nepal is that leaders are never to blame; at least if they happen to be male. Nobody minds blaming women, in fact it’s par for the course not only in Nepal but, so it seems, worldwide.

By Greta Rana | Jun 02, 2016

Bridging the Humanitarian-Development Divide

The UN report One Humanity: Shared Responsibility notes that a shift from perpetual crisis management towards effectively managing prevention and early action is urgently needed, and INGOs agree that greater collaboration between humanitarian and dev

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar | Jun 02, 2016

Abundant Electricity A Prerequisite for Nepal’s Development

At present Nepal is reeling from acute shortage of electric power. Most of our industries are on the verge of collapse. People are facing great hardship due to long hours of load -shedding. Entire country is now pushed to an extreme desperate situa

By Dr. A.B. Thapa | Jun 02, 2016

Lights, No-Camera, Action!

But theater is perhaps one of the only arts that have retained, overall, the same principals over the years: pay attention to the setting, characters, emotions, and audience.

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya | Jun 02, 2016

Budget: An Expression of Priorities

No one or party, other than education activists, teachers, and education ministries, has considered the reduction in budget allocation for education to be a serious issue and one that requires major attention.

By Shikshya Adhikari | Jun 02, 2016

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