Opinion

Localising Climate Change Adaptation

The Government led the LAPA formulation process with support from DFID in generating ideas, conceptualising and piloting the LAPA framework. Implementation of the NCCSP in 14 districts with support from DFID and EU proved that LAPA works well.

By Batu Uprety Apr 22, 2018

From Sagarmatha To Sagar: Nepal’s Access to Sea

It would not be practical to use the channel of our main rivers for the development of large scale navigation because of steep gradient and heavy withdrawal of water for irrigation throughout the lengthy non-monsoon season rendering a long stretch of the river downstream already built barrages virtually dry. However, we can follow the example of the Switzerland, where a multi-purpose canal has been built to develop inland navigation in upper reach of the Rheine river, which is not suitable for the development of commercially viable large scale navigation.

By Dr. A.B. Thapa Apr 22, 2018

Whither Federalism?

Federalism is currently running into practical and theoretical difficulties: the former could have been ameliorated if the party foot soldiers and hangers-on in CA1 and CA2 had been serious about their duties in the decade they spent in parliament.

By Dipak Gyawali Apr 21, 2018

'We greatly Value Our Relations With China'

We greatly value our relations with China and appreciate the continued support to the people of Nepal by China irrespective of major political changes in Nepal and changes in the outside world

By Pradeep Kumar Gyawali Apr 18, 2018

India And Nepal Search For A Durable Understanding

The questions that have come up after the present visit of PM Oli to India are obvious in the context of the immediate background of the bitter relations between the two countries.

By Prof. BC Upreti Apr 15, 2018

Perfectionism: The Risk And Reward

The perfectionism I know makes me believe I’ll never be ‘good enough’. It makes me believe that there’s always something more. More I should be doing. More I should be thinking. More I should be saying and more I should be achieving.

By Shradha Gyawali Apr 07, 2018

An alternative Meaning Of Inclusion And How Nepal Should Strategize Development 2018-2025

By Prof. Madhukar SJB Rana Apr 06, 2018

Debate On Radhika Tamang’s Remark

MK Gandhi, who considered himself a devout Hindu also professed cow protection but never let his own religious principles dominate over that of the others because he claimed to have said that his religious beliefs would not be applied to everybody.

By Aditi Aryal Apr 06, 2018

Oli Visits India

Let us hope Oli succeeds in persuading the concerned in Indian to expedite work in a meaningful way on the much delayed Pancheswor (Mahakali) project and hopefully finds India serious in completing Arun 111 hydro project (costing 1.4 billion dollar) in the stipulated time of 5 years because friends of India here would like to believe that their neighbor on the south delivers what it promises, maintaining a timeline.

By Dr. Tilak Rawal Apr 06, 2018

Nepal To Cooperate In Electricity Sector With Bangladesh And China

By Barshaman Pun Apr 05, 2018

Producing And Consuming Nutritious Foods With Dwindling Natural Resources

By José Graziano Da Silva Apr 04, 2018

Economics In The National Interest: An Alternative Development Paradigm For Nepal

Just how dark the macroeconomic scenarios is easily witnessed by the acute liquidity crisis faced by the banking sector and the recourse to their cartelization by the Nepal Bankers’ Association

By Prof. Madhukar SJB Rana Mar 31, 2018

Delivery Matters The Most

The first area can partially be left to the treasury with keeping in mind that treasury does need complementary works from other parts of the government

By Ls Ghimire Mar 31, 2018

China And Nepal Are Good Friends And Good Neighbors

By Yu Hong Mar 29, 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

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

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

Nepal’s Surprises And Tribulations

Nepal is the 2nd poorest country in Asia, beaten only by war-torn Afghanistan, possesses a GDP per capita of just $837 and is regarded as a ‘least developed country’ by the UN

By Alex Bushnell Mar 19, 2018

PM K.P Oli: More Powerful Than The King

By undermining judiciary, PM K P Oli has indicated his totalitarian ambitions

By Yubaraj Ghimire Mar 19, 2018

Meeting With Stephen Hawking

I was in touch with him on bringing him to Nepal for a Commencement lecture at Tribhuvan University in the nineteen-nineties; he was keenly interested but the visit to Nepal did not materialize

By Dr. Chiran S. Thapa Mar 15, 2018

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