- Friday, 24 March 2023
Migrant Workers' Welfare
With an aim to benefit millions of Nepali migrant workers employed in foreign land or self-employed and their families, the Social Security Fund (SSF) has launched contribution-based s
Caste-based Injustice
Nepal has observed the 58th International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination the other day with renewed commitment to end all types of discriminations against the Dalit (downtrodden) and other
Moving With Confidence
Our constitutional structure has proposed two conditions for securing vote of confidence under the parliamentary procedure. Firstly, Article 100 (1) of the Constitution of Nepal states that the Prime Minister may, whenever he or she considers necessary or appropriate to show that he or she has confidence from the House of Representatives (HoR), table a motion to that effect in the HoR for the vote of confiden
Students And Politics
After a hiatus of 14 years, students studying at the Tribhuvan University (TU)’s constituent campuses, including the Central Campus at Kirtipur, and other affiliated ones nationwide have
Economic Woes Call For Holistic Remedy
Nepali financial sector is now facing unpredictable threat, which is normally seen in the political field as well. Lack of order is affecting the micro-finance companies, with the deepening
Cricketers Make Nation Proud
Cricket fans throughout the country are buzzing about Nepal's recent triumph in World Cup League 2. The Nepali cricketers' extraordinary performance not only allowed them to defend their One-Day International
Database On Tourism
Despite having enormous growth potential, Nepal’s tourism industry has not grown in leaps and bounds. A lack of proper planning for infrastructure building, product development, promotion and marketing is one
Administrative Reforms
Considered as the permanent government, bureaucracy plays a crucial role in ensuring effective delivery of basic facilities to the people, law and order, good governance and economic development. The civil
Educational Reforms
The scope of education is so vast it cannot be confined within a narrow, rigid and dogmatic definition. Its aim is not simply to produce manpower fit for clerk job in office desk, a notion that has swayed the public
Construction Conundrum
The unwarranted delay in the execution of infrastructural and other projects has continued to remain a major challenge facing Nepal’s development sector. Most contractors in the country seem to have a wrong tendency of acquiring as many contracts as possible. But they are hardly found finishing their works within the specified timeframe. They are also often criticised for
Hurdles To Hospitals
Good health is the first requisite of happiness and success in the life of people. People with sound physical and mental health have better productivity. Nepal’s constitution has recognised right to health as the funda
Monitor Nighttime Business
Nightlife businesses such as discos, dance bars, nightclubs, and night bars, have recently come under the spotlight after several allegations that they are a venue to
Nation Gets New President
The nation has got the new President. Senior Nepali Congress leader (NC) Ram Chandra Paudel has been elected the Head of State from the election held on Thursday. Securing 3,3802 vote weightage, Paudel,
