Local heating,not just global
Central to people’s survival in the climate-heating era will be strong local governance. A strong network...
Central to people’s survival in the climate-heating era will be strong local governance. A strong network...
That particular day, February 14, gave us an occasion, a reason, a reminder, to express love. It’s easy to overlook, but it brought our minds to that particular day. We were reminded to think: ‘Today is a special day’.
The government should correct its biased attitude to the private sector if it is sincere about achieving its broad economic goals
Posters with the red sickle-and-hammer flags were seen plastered all around the town. Biplob’s party says it is trying to keep the spirit of the ‘people’s war’ alive
It’s hard for our own government, even one with a two-thirds majority, to tame the raucous Nepali press
The election of graduates gave a clear message that educated and intellectual people were against the Panchayat regime. The four members elected under this provision became more influential than the 121 Panchayat supporters in the house
Are decisions being made tinged with bigotry and bloody mindedness? We hear of Chinese origin people being shunned in public, regardless of whether or not they have recently been to China
Central to people’s survival in the climate-heating era will be strong local governance. A strong network of local governance existed in Nepal in the past. This is quickly being eradicated
Will we have to pay dearly if we embrace the Chinese without understanding their true nature?
This is the story for most of us most of the time. Our body is at one place, it is doing one thing, and the mind is someplace else. They are separated and disjointed. They are divorced.
Women’s contribution to the economy has been neglected because they are more engaged in informal sector. Their contribution should be given monetary value and counted in population and economic censuses.
When the clean-feed policy comes into force, contents will be expensive. It will decrease the number of channels and subscribers, posing a big threat to digital TV service providers
Tourism creates enterprises in remote areas. Hotels are established in places like Mustang and Manang. Can anybody think of running a cement factory there?
Despite the government’s liberal policy, spending in productive sectors is declining. Factories are closing down. Investors complain of government red-tape, unsupportive attitude of officials, corruption, and bribery. They say they have to ‘buy’ even...
