Nepal views on China and SA: Enhancing Cooperation for joint progress
China and South Asia combined hold enormous reservoir of water resources that can feed the entire Asian continent. And this is no small matter when the whole world is getting anxious over the shortage of water that is said to be the reason for imminent conflicts.
Nepal: Antinomies of Democracy, Peace and External influence
Today, many people have realised that donors have clandestinely imposed their agendas and sowed the seed of long term conflict in Nepali society by taking so-called left political forces and intellectuals into their confidence.
Nepal: Strengthening Social cohesion through democratic Process
Nepal is experiencing a spate of aspirational politics stoked by the inequalities of society based on class, income, gender and geography owing to pattern of uneven access to public goods and inequality of opportunity.
Nepal: Antinomies of Democracy, Peace and Ideological Crisis
In addition to this, part of the blame also goes to the political culture that has evolved over the years. Although Nepali political leaders worked to install democracy, but thirty plus years of democratic [1950-1960, and 1990-till now] practice has not even instilled democratic political culture upon them.
Nepal: Antinomies of Democracy, Peace and Civil Society
Proliferation of CSOs and individual members of society who identify themselves as civil society leaders are the product of this phenomenon. Nepal also witnessed the emergence of largest numbers of CSOs/NGOs per population unit in Asia after the restoration of democracy in 1990.
Nepal: Antinomies of Democracy and Peace
People's movement of 2006 officially ended a decade old Maoist insurgency and brought hope for new politics in Nepal - that was viewed as a key source of peace and prosperity. However, ensuing political process so far have failed to deliver any tangible results.
Nepal: Civil society a moral force in selflessness and impartiality
Initially, SPA was unable to make much headway or got only a lukewarm response from the Nepali people. The reasons behind such mediocre support were the lost credibility among parties due to corruption, squabbles, and inefficiency during the twelve years of power.
Nepal: Social paradigm of national politics needs a clear shift
Nepali politics has moved from the control of the state and society by a consortium rule of four political forces—UCPN (Maoist), Nepali Congress, CPN-UML and United Democratic Madhesi Front- to the primacy of bureaucracy and technocracy led by Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Khil Raj Regmi.
Nepal: Indian jealousy exposed by Dr. Shashank
Yet junior Koirala deserves deep appreciation in having revealed the possible reason behind the 1960 December event wherein his father, the then first ever elected Prime Minister of Nepal, was sacked by then ruling monarch, King Mahendra.
Nepal: Is Mohan Baidya listening?
Is Mohan Baidya listening? Will he act in favor of his own motherland given the fact that Nepal as a nation-state has tentatively been awarded to the Indian pocket that will henceforth control the entire charge of Nepal’s security sensitive areas and locations.
Nepal: Flop show that it proved to be
Just the other day, some innocent Nepali KAMALRIS were mercilessly beaten by the security agencies. Our sympathy goes to the innocent girls belonging to the Tharu community-a society that is genuine Nepali heart and soul.
Nepal: Isn’t it time to expose traitors?
We once again claim that such traitors we may not have in our modest Nepali nation. But yet we are not sure on our own contention analyzing the recent dubious trends being observed in the Nepal’s politics. Mother Nepal has abundant reasons to weep looking some of her own wretched sons selling their own mother for meager financial gains.
Dr. Rizal ko beizzat bhayo aslil Hindi gana ley
Chanting of dirty slogans and ugly songs inside the Nepal’s money spinner CA body has become a common phenomenon.
Nepal ZoP recharged, thanks Isabelle Duquesne
The long forgotten issue has very freshly been brought to the world attention once again. Thanks Isabelle Duquesne, the writer of the book “Nepal: Zone of Peace”. The book has a touch of Hindu religion because the very cover has Om printed. Omkar embodies the universe.
Magadh Emperor Chandra Gupta's Nepali linkage
Hari Narayan Apte, an eminent Indian scholar in his book entitled “Chanakya and Chandra Gupta”, clearly mentions in his carefully written book that Chandra Gupta was the son of a KIRATI girl, Mura Devi. He also mentions that Mura Devi hailed from the mountains wherein Kirats lived then and continue to live still.
Biratnagar Nepal school days recalled: Dear Prahlad, I miss you
Prahlad, I must admit, was not only brilliant but a hard working student. Perhaps he was the class topper each year in the annual examinations. He used to tell me “Narendra! You must double your study hours...”.
Nepal: Cacophony on Election date
Now, the blame game is going on in a full circle. UCPN (Maoists) likes to accuse the government for dillydallying on election date. CPN-UML leader, Mr. Madhav Kumar Nepal accuses UCPN (Maoists) for the delays. Nepal Majdoor Kisan Party leader, Mr. Narayan Man Bijuchhe blames on seen and unseen foreign forces.
Nepal: Chinese Contribution in Restoration of Bhikshuni Order
Nepal is the birthplace of Buddha, India is the land of preaching and China is the land of Supreme fulfillment of Buddhism. This relationship, therefore, can be exemplified by a tree whose roots have in Nepal, its trunk in India and its branches extend far into China and the world.
Nepal: Beijing quiet diplomacy puzzling, VP Jha enjoying State honor
Dr. Yadav, says sources, may not be invited by Beijing in the foreseeable future as all the Himalayan diplomatic efforts made by Nepal’s foreign ministry have failed so far to convince Beijing. Thus what is important and significant in all possible sense that China by accepting to receive VP Jha and providing him with State honor does tell that China’s quiet diplomacy is still alive and kicking.
Nepal: Maoists bottom-line, CA with federalism
That he is still ferocious and a smart player of the politics came to the fore just yesterday, October 26, 2012, when Chairman Dahal declared in Bhaktapur that “we will not quit the government unless the parties agree to revive the Nepal CA body and draft a new constitution through the same authority”.
Indo-Pak normalized ties must for Peace in South Asia
Indeed it occupies a paramount position in Indo-Pak relations and over the years it has abundantly become clearer that without its resolution, the peace of South Asia would continue to remain an elusive commodity.
South Asia: Rehabilitation and Reconstruction in Post-Conflict Sri Lanka
It is in this regards that the International Community, especially the Governments in South Asia, has an obligation towards working with the Sri Lankan Government while sharing the lessons learnt on not only rehabilitation and reconciliation but also on counter insurgency strategy and practices.
Nepal perspective: Military intervention is not the solution
US should critically evaluate over the differences of its decades long foreign policies that are creating an anti-American sentiment worldwide.
The provocation of North Korea at Imjin River and dual strategy against Korea
In the time when the dual strategy of North Korea become more open, we must stick to the principle of non nucleus of Korea Peninsula and firmly cope with the provocation of North Korea such as discharge at Imjin River.