What does a socialism-oriented constitution mean?
Prience Shrestha
/ December 16, 2020
Article 4 of Part 1 of the Constitution of Nepal, 2015 clearly maintains that Nepal is a socialism-oriented State apart…
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Proposed changes to Immigration Procedures violates Nepalis’ right to freedom of movement
Bidhyalaxmi Maharjan
/ December 13, 2020
The government’s proposed changes to Immigration Procedures, 2008, which requires English language skills, a School Leaving Certificate, and an insurance…
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Urban affair: The incoordination and the denial of access to drinking water
Prience Shrestha
/ November 22, 2020
In the earlier blog, I had spoken of how the lack of coordination between local governments and federal agencies had…
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With its recent initiation, the government is planning to hold the Chief Administrative Officers (CAOs) at the local levels accountable by…
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The Department of Industry (DOI) has reported an increase in FDI pledges and commitments in the last quarter. Nepal received…
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For a timely supply of fertilizers for Nepali farmers, the subsidy scheme needs reform
Bidhyalaxmi Maharjan
/ November 19, 2020
Like every year, Nepali farmers this year faced an acute shortage of chemical fertilizers during the paddy plantation period. Due…
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Three Reasons Why Ban on Alcohol Advertisement is Not a Judicious Policy
Ayushma Maharjan
/ November 5, 2020
In the late 1990s, Nepal for the first time restricted the advertisement of alcoholic beverages in electronic media. The government…
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The government needs to refrain from blanket price control on bottled water
Bidhyalaxmi Maharjan
/ October 19, 2020
If your neighbourhood is like mine, which is not connected to a water supply line of Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited…
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Instead of being elated for reconstruction of the Sanobharyang road connecting Nagarjun from Kathmandu ring road, the residents of a…
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Discussion on ‘Restart Asian Economies: Ideas and Actions in the Hotel Industry’ hosted by FNF
Bidhyalaxmi Maharjan
/ September 23, 2020
The South Asia office of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom organised an online panel discussion on “Restart Asian Economies…
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Regulatory reconfiguration: The path for recovering the Nepalese economy dampened by Covid-19
Prience Shrestha
/ September 21, 2020
State of economic recession or slowdown expected to occur amid current public health emergency and at the aftermath of series…
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A plan without implementation holds no value. A plan if not executed, will only be limited to ideas and will…
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Policy inconsistency has been a prominent factor that has stunned the economic growth of Nepal for decades. Nepalese people have…
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The Inter-Governmental Fiscal Arrangement(IGFA) Act 2017, makes it mandatory for all three orders of government to prepare a Mid-Term Expenditure…
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Over the lockdown and different phases of prohibitory orders, we have been hearing ‘essential business’, ‘essential workers’, ‘shop only what’s…
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News of folks from Sudurpaschhim heading back to different cities of India in search of economic opportunities is beginning to…
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It is indeed a tragic time for Nepal. While the countries around the world are trying their best to withstand…
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The Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdown have led to the loss of jobs across the country. According to a…
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The smoke of ultranationalism that clouds public policy sphere
Prience Shrestha
/ August 20, 2020
Unanimity, regardless of ideological differences among the leading political parties, in sanctioning the amendment of the constitution in order to…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought plenty of changes in our lives. Social distancing, staying indoors, virtual seminars, workshops, etc. are…
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What does a socialism-oriented constitution mean?
Article 4 of Part 1 of the Constitution of Nepal, 2015 clearly maintains that Nepal is a socialism-oriented State apart
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What does a socialism-oriented constitution mean?
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