Opinion
Addressing Water Security In The South Asian Region Through Nexus Governance
Most of the water security studies in Nepal have been context-specific. Some studies have focused on a farmer-managed irrigation system, some have focused on hydropower potentiality and some based on agricultural insecurity
By Pratik Poudel Sep 08, 2020
Covid Uncertainties, Technical Authoritarianism & Philosophical Qualms
This is where Covid science as currently practiced completely fails me and all who may come into contact with me. First, lockdown, i.e. converting my home into a hospital ICU and me and family members as its patients work only for the upper and upper-middle class and only for the isolation period, which itself is difficult to maintain.
By Dipak Gyawali Sep 02, 2020
Boons And Curses: The Legend Of The Mythological Mother
Mother and child is the basic unit of human society, rest all is socially constructed. Naturally, world of literature and art is replete with the energy and possibilities that such a primal source material provides.
By Dhiraj Singh Aug 31, 2020
Avoidable Disasters
The tragedy happened despite the fact that those who lost their lives were aware of the risks. Several months ago, they had noticed cracks along the hill slopes and reported to the government agencies in the district as well as their headquarters in Kathmandu
By Ngamindra Dahal, PhD and Hemant Ojha, PhD Aug 25, 2020
Conservation Through Financial Institutions
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the World Bank Group, has released a report on 'Cumulative Impact Assessment and Management: Hydropower Development in the Trishuli River Basin (TRB), Nepal' in July 2020. It may be the first CIA study report in Nepal.
By Batu Uprety Aug 21, 2020
Anglo- Nepal War 1814-16 And Causes
It has already been mentioned that the expansion of Nepal’s territory to the southwest was the first reason for the rivalry of the English towards Nepal. The second reason was that Nepal obstructed the trade route to Tibet and China.
By Prem Singh Basnyat, PhD Aug 19, 2020
Locust Invasion In Nepal
Fall Armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) is now also damaging maize crops in the mid-hills of Nepal. Recently, the country recorded invasion of the desert locust (Schistocerca gregaria) damaging crops in over 1,000 hectares of cropland.
By PK Jha, Lalit Prasad Sah and R Muniappan Aug 18, 2020
World Humanitarian Day 2020: Significance And Importance
Humanitarian workers manage and develop emergency response programs, and typically operate in front line conditions, helping communities to rebuild their lives after disasters, to become more resilient to future crises, to advocate for their voices to be heard, and to build lasting and sustainable peace and development in areas hit by human or natural disasters.
By Dr.Prabin Manandhar Aug 17, 2020
My Name Is CORONA
“There is no denying the fact that I have created a rumpus all over the world. Some of the countries of East Asia did not suffer too much initially because of wearing masks, washing hands frequently and greeting each other by bowing or doing Namaste rather than shaking hands.
By Hemang Dixit Aug 11, 2020
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