Opinion

Global Economy After COVID-19 Pandemic

Neoliberalism came as the economic policy after the great depression of 1930 which is often associated with laissez-faire economy as conceptualized by Adam Smith back in the 18th century that advocates ‘free’ market and anti-regulatory policies.

By Dr. Man Bahadur Bk Apr 01, 2020

A Drastic Game Changer On The Scene

We Nepalis have over the years become ‘copy cats’ of our Southern neighbour in that we adopt too easily the vogues of that land that we see on the film screens or read about in the papers.

By Hemang Dixit Apr 01, 2020

Corona Forces Rethinking Democratic Governance

The Global South scrambles to muddle along, wondering what new world order is going to emerge out of this mess and if some form of Bernista or Scandinavian socialism is not such a bad thing after all.

By Dipak Gyawali Mar 29, 2020

Keeping Global Food Chains Alive Is Crucial Amid COVID-19 Crisis

By Dr. QU Dongyu Mar 28, 2020

Political Leaders Need Pubic Trust, Dealing With Covid-19

Given the global severity of Covid-19, governments are also obliged to use necessary quarantines and lockdowns and prevent entry not only to foreign nationals but also their own nationals.

By Katak Malla Mar 26, 2020

The Impact Of Disaster Prevention Education Implementing SFDRR In Nepal

By Kazuo Arai Mar 22, 2020

Unraveling Open Government Partnership For Nepal

By Nasala Maharjan Mar 17, 2020

Commentary On The Preamble Of Padma Shamsher's Government Of Nepal Act, 1948

The Preamble highlights that the Constitutional Act is being ordained and promulgated by the Maharaja Padma Shamsher and not His Majesty King Tribhuvan, who remained on the titular status as an effect of the Panjapatra of 1956. It is pertinent to study the preamble of the Government of Nepal Act by reflecting on its main phrases, expressions, and themes.

By Dr. Bipin Adhikari Mar 17, 2020

Why Nepal’s Policymakers Are Obsessed With Hydropower?

Nepal has huge potentiality in solar farming. There was a study conducted to find out the potentiality of solar insulation in Nepal.

By Pratik Poudel Mar 15, 2020

Secularism Debate: Look Who’s Sneezing And Who’s Caught The Cold

What then are the right-wing parties in Nepal, including the new center-right entrant to the bandwagon--Sajha Party--hoping to achieve in Nepal by challenging secularism?

By Sagar Prasai Mar 13, 2020

Fighting For Dalit Women Rights

By Aagya Pokharel Mar 13, 2020

Pathway To Unite Mind, Body, Soul

Veganism is a way of living which seeks to exclude, as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation and cruelty to animals for food, clothing or any other purpose.

By Deepak Raj Joshi Mar 13, 2020

Upstream-downstream Linkages For Water Management: Insights From Dhulikhel

By Anushiya Shrestha, Kamal Devkota and Kaustuv Raj Neupane Mar 12, 2020

Preamble of Padma Shamsher's Government of Nepal Act, 1948

The Government of Nepal Act 1948 is one of the few constitutional legal instruments before the 1950-51 revolution that contained a preamble. It is meant to be an introductory and expressionary statement explaining the document's object, purpose, underlying philosophy and the reasons for its enactment. As a preliminary part of the statute, the preamble contextualized the contents of the rest of the document for its readers.

By Mar 05, 2020

Forced Migration, Social Capital And Resilience Building

By Dr.Prabin Manandhar Feb 24, 2020

Global Implication Of Coronavirus

Apprehended serious disruption in Chinese supply chain could push up currently depressed global inflation level. Let us hope the current level of inflation in Nepal (6.4 percent) does not gallop and pray that Lord Pashupatinath protects us from the current virus as we were saved in 2003 from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), originating in China, which spread to scores of countries in Asia but Nepal.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Feb 23, 2020

Foreign Aid And Corruption

It is against this background that the US-proposed MCA is facing serious political headwind

By Dipak Gyawali Feb 23, 2020

British Constitution During The Rule Of Padma Shamsher

The British constitution has been the source of inspiration for many countries in the world. It had a long and arduous history. The Ranas of Nepal knew about the British constitution and its parliamentary system. At times, the Ranas connived that they too had the desire to introduce a similar system in Nepal. Padma Shamsher, for example, talked about the parliamentary system in 1947 very clearly. The issue here is to what extent his Government of Nepal Act 1948, which he so passionately introduced, as the first Constitution of Nepal, was influenced by British traditions.

By Feb 22, 2020

High Cost Of Finance

Low Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), high interest rate, dominance of informal lending market and low investment in productive sectors are all hindering the growth prospects of the private sector.

By Shraddha Ghimire Feb 18, 2020

The High-Level Exchanges Between Japan And Nepal Have Been Progressing

We are grateful to learn that His Majesty created on-going bonds with Nepal at that time

By Masamichi Saigo Feb 14, 2020

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