Opinion

Between Melamchi Blues And Euphoria: A Personal Reflection

Despite seeing three kings, three political systems, many prime ministers, ministers, engineers, consultants and contractors as well as a major insurgency, Melamchi forces us to ask the same question.

By Dipak Gyawali Mar 09, 2021

Thought On Strength Of Nepal For Cross Border Electricity Trade

Nepal Cross Border Guideline Must Reflect Economic Strategy with Domestic Requirement. No Matter Which Political Party Is In Government.

By Anup Dahal Mar 09, 2021

Why Nepal’s Manufacturing declined?

As a result of a flawed economic model, every year millions of our youths are going to Gulf countries and Malaysia in search of jobs

By Hari Prasad Shrestha Mar 07, 2021

International Women’s Day: Gender Equality In COVID-19 Response

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Mar 07, 2021

Never The Twain Shall Meet

By Hemang Dixit Mar 05, 2021

Ministry Of Forest And Environment: Outcomes From The Driving Seat

Prior to the establishment of MoPE, the Government implemented the Environmental Impact Study Project headed by Mr. Sushil Bhattarai, a seasoned, committed and dedicated forester since 1981.

By Batu Uprety Mar 04, 2021

Uttarakhand Glaciers And Recent Disaster: A Lesson To Our Country

The Dhauli-Ganga`glacier flood event should serve as reminder to our country also that resolution of glaciological flood problems must be accorded top priority to prevent from happening disastrous glacier lake outburst flood events

By Dr. A.B. Thapa Mar 02, 2021

Re-tracing Priorities for Political Re-tracking

Political instability, intra-party feud and persistingin power to personal ambitions have been the precedence when Nepal should be moving forward to build the nations and the state.

By Binoj Basnyat Mar 01, 2021

Japan And Nepal Can Both Contribute To World Peace And Prosperity

By Masamichi Saigo Feb 23, 2021

Sociocracy, Time To Reinvent Democracy

Our political system, Democracy, starts from the same approach: the majority imposes its decisions on minorities who, little by little, are becoming disenchanted and moving away from democratic ways and channels

By Deepak Raj Joshi Feb 23, 2021

Hindurastra ?

The roots of Hinduism can be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilisation of 3300 BCE to 1700 BCE. The people of Aryan origin, living in ancient times south of the River Sindhu or present Indus in Pakistan, were referred to as Sindus.

By Hemang Dixit Feb 19, 2021

Why Upstream And Downstream Linkage In The River System Can’t Be Ignored?

Koshi basin is the referred to those areas where KoshiRiver is the main source of livelihood. It drains an area of 92,538 sq. Km. and supports 10 million people upstream and 30 million people downstream.

By Pratik Poudel Feb 19, 2021

COVID-19: An Overstaying Visitor without Visa

As the New Year 2021 unrolled, there were so many heart-felt prayers, longings, and high hopes for the better future safer medical protection, and total emancipation from Covid-19.

By Dr. Omkar Shrestha Feb 16, 2021

How Effective Financial Reporting Started With An Initiative In The Education Sector

Nepal took a whole-of-government approach in developing an effective and efficient system of expenditure reporting by local governments.

By Smita Gyawali and Rajan Acharya Feb 10, 2021

Whither, Climate Change?

Against this sombre backdrop, the Nepal chapter of Climate Action Network South Asia (CANSA) and its Delhi-based secretariat met in Kathmandu on 1st February to take stock of climate action in Nepal as well as more generally. The picture is not pretty.

By Dipak Gyawali Feb 10, 2021

Theek Chha? & AI

With frequent elections or changes in government – left, neutral or right oriented; accompanied with the transfer of both gazetted and non-gazetted personnel from place to place, perhaps even erratically, the system was bound to develop flaws.

By Hemang Dixit Feb 09, 2021

Women's Representation In Politics: Just A Tokenism

By Novela Acharya Feb 06, 2021

Book Review Environmental Issues And Problems Of Nepal

Nepal, as a member of the most disaster-prone South Asian region where over 700 major natural disaster incidences have taken place in the last thirty years, needs to pay more attention to climate change.

By Basu Sharma Feb 04, 2021

Commitment Towards GHGs Emission Reduction

On 27 January 2021, US President Joe Biden has ordered to 'put the climate crisis at the centre of US foreign policy and national security' and this signifies the urgency of reducing GHG emissions and ensuring net-zero global emissions by mid-century or before.

By Batu Uprety Feb 01, 2021

Second Wave Of COVID 19: Asian Underdogs Show The Way

The Asian countries did not stick only to conventional options.

By Abijit Sharma Feb 01, 2021

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