If the idea behind ‘selective relaxation’ is to enable enterprises to conduct their business, the ‘time-card’ model is a bad
Akash Shrestha is a researcher at Samriddhi Foundation where his focus areas are investment laws, public enterprises and education.
The historical Khula Manch has shrunk over the years and it faced serious encroachment issue with the recent case of
Janak Pokhrel is a research intern at the Samriddhi Foundation. He is currently pursuing his undergraduate degree of Bachelors in Development Studies from the Kathmandu University. Janak has keen interest in the public policy and law, particularly of that relating to education, health and socio-economic sector of Nepal.
The development activities were carried out relatively rapidly during the three-decade Panchayat although the country was ruled under single party
Pramod Rijal is a Research Associate at Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation. He is also a lecturer of Economics at Mega National and Unique College of Management and has contributed a number of articles in various national dailies.
If you’ve ever travelled on public vehicles in Kathmandu, I believe our story would be somewhat similar― a constant struggle
Suraj Dhakal, a student of Development Studies works with Research Department at Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation. Mr. Dhakal was previously associated with We Inspire Nepal (WIN), a youth led leadership and personal development organization.
Most often when folks from the media (or elsewhere) see a situation where the outcomes are not ideal, the most
Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation organized a Nepal Leaders’ Circle meet on the topic “Economic Policies in Emerging Markets.” Rt. Hon. Hugo
Akash Shrestha is a researcher at Samriddhi Foundation where his focus areas are investment laws, public enterprises and education.